FIREFLY CHAI
Cinnamon Chai is hot. And so is this pattern! Give your neck the warmth of a dragon’s breeze. But beware. Do not play with fire. Your neighbor might burst into flames to get this irresistable scarf knitted by you :).
Firefly Chai is a very long scarf | shawl | wrap. Perfect for wrapping and wrapping and wrapping (size L). Let the scarf ends fly around you! This scarf is easily and fast knitted – featuring a beautiful, yet simple garter stitch wing-pattern and a border consisting of tiny flames. A perfect scarf for quickly changing your look – you never know who is looking out for you.
You can choose between two sizes, S and L. You just need one skein of sock yarn for S and two skeins for L. S is much shorter and could be a nice fast-knitted gift :). The pictures show size S in Cinnamon Chai. Size L can be wrapped two times around your neck.

This pattern is part of the ebook “The Chai Cooperation”. Expect some nice Chai-tea inspired yarns and patterns added soon ;).

DIFFICULTY
intermediate

KNOWLEDGE
CO, knit, purl, m1, short rows: W&T, sl wyif, ssk, k2tog, central double decrease (s2, k1, p2sso), BO

GAUGE
20 st. | 34 rows (10cm/4in) in garter stitch, blocked.

SIZES S L
one size fits all necks.
App. 65 cm x 72 cm | 25,6 in x 28,3 in
70cm x 80cm | 27,5in x 31,5in
blocked as a circle

MATERIALS

1 (2) skein(s) of annie sock in „Cinnamon Chai“ (annieyarn.com) | fingering weight

Yardage: 398 yds = 364m/skein
Weight: 100 g/skein
Fibers: 80% Merino | 20% Nylon

Needles:
a circular needle 4,0-4,5 mm/US 6-7 or size needed to achieve gauge

Notions:
a lot of pins for blocking, four stitch markers, row counter, chai tea

ALTERNATIVES

• Choose a more semisolid colorway.
• Choose a variegated colorway for the garter stitch and a solid colorway for stockinette stitch (or vice versa). Be sure to start the variegated color in a RS row before the garter stitch section.
• Leave out the flame border for those who like it simple and easy. Just add three (or more) garter ribs in pattern (do not forget the increases!) and bind-off with the sewn bind-off by Elizabeth Zimmermann or by loosely

  p2tog, slip back to left needle. Repeat from >.