Frost in Spring is a triangular scarf worked from one point and shaped with increases and decreases to form a sweeping triangle that is easy to wear bandana-style or across the shoulders with a pin or brooch. Stripes of simple lace and garter stitch make the pattern interesting to work without being complicated. The pattern includes both charted and knitted instructions for the lace stripes. It is not necessary to work from charts in order to make this scarf.

The scarf measures 12¼” (31cm) deep at its point with a 42½” (108cm) wingspan (along the top edge) when worked to pattern tension of 5 sts and 8 rows per inch of blocked garter stitch. (Lace pattern tension: One lace pattern repeat measures 1” (2.5cm) wide and 1¼” (3cm) high after blocking.) Achieving exact tension is not vital but it may affect the finished size of your scarf and the yarn yardage required if you do not.

You will need: 189 yards (173m) sport weight yarn
4.5mm (US7) knitting needles
2 stitch markers
Darning needle (for weaving in ends)

You need to be able to: work simple lace stitches from either knitted or charted instructions, work common increases and decreases.

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