Description
This scarf design uses post-stitches to make the branches and leaves of a Ginko Biloba tree. The Ginko Biloba leaf motif is based on the beautiful fan-like leaves of the ancient Ginko Biloba tree, which originated in China and has relatives that can be traced back to the Jurassic period. The combination of cables and a leaf pattern makes a unique and exquisite scarf.

The level of expertise required to make the scarf is about intermediate, you should have experience with increases and decreases, sc, dc, post-stitches, and cable stitches. Make sure to check the stitch descriptions for extended stitch information (particularly for the sc stitch).

The pattern includes a written pattern and a stitch diagram. Video tutorials for the cable stitch is also included (link below).

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The matching Ginko Biloba Blanket pattern can be found here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ginko-biloba-cab...

Materials
2 skeins of Trendsetter Yarns, Nuance, Sport Weight, color: 103, Dye lot: 1593 (380 yards per skein)

Supplies
3.75 mm Crochet Hook

Scarf Dimensions:
5.5 inches wide by 66 inches long

Crochet Stitch Video Tutorials
Braid Stitch 1 (BS1) (Four Cross Front Crochet Cable Stitch Tutorial): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzuMC6mB68w&t=1s