Scarf is worked back and forth in one piece, from tip to tip in stripes of garter and stockinette stitch. The smaller size scarf reaches around the neck once, while the larger size can wrap around the neck twice, or as many times as you wish, by adding more repeats in the middle. The scarf is knitted in the simple and classic cable pattern which is suitable for adventurous beginners. The increases and decreases are done on both edges.

Yarn:
-De Rerum Natura Gilliat (100 % wool; 250 m 280 yds per 100 g). colour poivre for size 1.
-Quince & co Osprey (100% wool, 155 m 170 yds per 100g) and
- De Rerum Natura cyrano (100 % wool; 150 m per 100 g). colour cedre, for size 2.

Yardage: approx 455 m 500 yards for large one.

Needles: US 10½ 7 mm circular needle 16” 40 cm or longer.

Notions: 2 stitches marker, tapestry needle.

Gauge: on US 10½ 7 mm needles after blocking,
13 sts x 21 rows = 4” 10 cm square in charted stitch.

Dimensions:Sizes: small (large)
A: Length from tip to tip: approx
35½ (61)“ 90 (155) cm.
B: Width at center: 9 “ 22.5 cm.
C: Middle length: 4 (33) “ 10 (85) cm.
D: tip length: 16 “ 40 cm.