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Corrugated Baktus
This fun scarf resembles the edge of corrugated cardboard. It is designed to use up a single skein of sock yarn. Self striping, hand dyed and tonal yarns look fabulous in this design. The pattern is created by alternating stockinette and reverse stockinette sections in small bands. It is recommended that you mark the middle of your yarn before beginning either by measuring the yarn as you wind it or by weighing the yarn before and during knitting.
An eyelet variation is included in this pattern and is pictured in yellow. Please note, the eyelet variation should say: c/o 3 stitches to begin.
Size is dependent on yardage.
This pattern is based on the original Baktus Scarf created by Strikkelise.
A Spanish translation is included. Many thanks to Claudiall for her help with this!!!
Happy Knitting.
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