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Gauge: 26 sts = 5.5 inches across in scarf pattern @ row 4 (widest part of scarf).

Tension:
26 sts = 5.5 inches across in scarf pattern @ row 4 (widest part of scarf).

Materials:
• 2 100g/128yds skeins Cascade 128 Tweed colour used here is 6722 or other chunky-weight yarn/wool (I have only tested this pattern with the Cascade Tweed so I would recommend wool or wool blends. I think it would probably work OK in cotton or acrylic as well, but use your discretion).
• set of 6mm/US10 needles (if you are a really tight knitter you will probably want to go up a size)
• tapestry needle

Skill-level • Easy-Intermediate:
Skills: knit, purl, being able to recognize knit and purl stitches in fabric, increasing, decreasing

Finished Size:
56 inches long. You will probably have enough yarn left to go a bit longer or to fringe if desired. The yarn relaxes a bit after blocking, so if you use this yarn, keep close track.

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PATTERN

KEATH
© Lori Law, Oceanwind Knits, 2006.
Not for commercial use.

I love this stitch pattern and it’s distinctness. As a motif rather than an overall pattern, it provides a bit of an Aran feel without cabling.

Tension:
26 sts = 5.5 inches across in scarf pattern @ row 4 (widest part of scarf).

Materials:
2 100g/128yds skeins Cascade 128 Tweed colour used here is 6722 or other chunky-weight yarn/wool (I have only tested this pattern with the Cascade Tweed so I would recommend wool or wool blends. I think it would probably work OK in cotton or acrylic as well, but use your discretion).
• set of 6mm/US10 needles (if you are a really tight knitter you will probably want to go up a size)
• tapestry needle

Skill-level • Easy-Intermediate:
Skills: knit, purl, being able to recognize knit and purl stitches in fabric

Finished Size:
56 inches long. You will probably have enough yarn left to go a bit longer or to fringe if desired. The yarn relaxes a bit after blocking, so if you use this yarn, keep that in consideration.

Abbreviations:

CO = cast on
K = knit
P = purl
st(s) = stitch(es)
BO = bind off
Sl1kw = slip a stitch with working yarn at back of work
Sl1pw = slip a stitch with working yarn at front of work
Inc1 = make a stitch (using your favourite method)
_x = work stitch pattern noted between_times (2x=two times or twice)
(ws) = wrong side of work is towards you
K2tog = knit two stitches together

PATTERN:
CO 21 sts.
Knit one row.

Set-up Row:
Sl1kw, k7, inc1, p2, k1, inc1, p2, inc1, k7, k1. 26 stitches.

Pattern Rows:

BEGIN PATTERN AT ROW 2 (ws) for the first repeat:

1 • Sl1kw, k8, p2, k2, p2, k9.

(Begin first repeat here).
2 • Sl1pw, k6, p2, k22x, p2, k6, p1.
3 • Sl1kw, p6, k2, p22x, k2, p6, k1.
4 • Sl1pw, p8, k2, p2, k2, p9.
5 • As row 1.
6 • As row 2.
7 • As row 3.
8 • As row 4.
9 • Knit.
10 • Sl1pw, k1, p2, k2, p12, k2, p2, k1, p1.
11 • Sl1kw, p1, k2, p2, k2, p8, k2, p2, k2, p1, k1.
12 • Sl1pw, k1, p2, k2, p2, k8, p2, k2, p2, k1, p1.
13 • Sl1kw, p1, k2, p3, k12, p2, k2, p1, k1.
14 • As row 10.
15 • As row 11.
16 • As row 12.
17 • As row 13.
18 • Purl.

Repeat these 18 rows of pattern for scarf until near desired length, ending with a row 9.

Work Decrease Row:
K7, K2tog, k22x, k2tog, k7. BO knitwise.

All patterns are © Lori Law, Oceanwind Knits. For personal use only. Please do not copy or redistribute.