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FlexiCuddle Scarf
Knit flat in a cozy, worsted or aran weight yarn, the Flexi-Cuddle Keyhole Scarf can be worn multiple ways: regular scarf; single-wrap using the keyhole; or double-wrap using the keyhole. It makes a great gift, uses only about 100 grams of yarn, and knits up FAST. The sample was completed in about 12 hours.
Edging is a 3-stitch i-cord, which finishes the scarf edge as you work. A center cable motif winds up the length of the scarf; one segment of the cable is split, creating the keyhole through which the other end can be fed for securing the scarf without pins or cuffs. If you don’t prefer the keyhole, the entire scarf can be knitted flat with no opening! Between the i-cord edging and central motif is a short set of simple stacked lace repeats, which is very easy to memorize.
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- First published: December 2022
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