When I started thinking to a scarf to match “Dueinuno Beanie”, I had in mind something small and tapered which, in addition to the stitch pattern, was supposed to have some other references to it.

That’s why the scarf is knitted starting from the centre with a vertical bar that mimics the beanie brim.

From there start the two sides featured by the bicolor stitch pattern while a serie of decreases (the same used on the beanie crown) shapes the scarf endings.

About the quantity of material, the yarn remaining from the beanie is usually sufficient for making the scarf.

Materials
Yarn
Color A
1 skein of Tandem by West Wool (DK weight yarn; 100% South American Merino Wool; 233 m/254 yds per 100g skein).
Colorway Kardemumma.
Or approx 100m/ 109yds of DK / 3-ply weight yarn
Color B
1 skein of Tandem by West Wool (DK weight yarn; 100% South American Merino Wool; 233 m/254 yds per 100g skein).
Colorway Brackish.
Or approx 60m/ 66yds of DK / 3-ply weight yarn
If made with other different yarn, yardage and dimensions might change.
Needles
40 cm 3,5 mm/16” US 4 circular needle.
3,5 mm/16” US 4 double pointed needles.
Other notions
Hook US E/3,5 mm, tapestry needle, measure tape, scissors, blocking aids.

Gauge
Measured after blocking.
Approximately 22 sts by 66 rows in 10 cm/4” in two colors pattern.

Finished measurements
99cm/39in from side to side.
11cm/4in at deepest point.