This pattern has been discontinued.

I recently found myself with two extra skeins of We Are Knitters Pima Cotton and having just learned the Navajo plying technique, I decided I needed a quick-knit chunky scarf. This pattern is easily adjustable to make any size triangle scarf, simply keep increasing until it is the width you want and half the length you want, then start decreasing. The tassels add a bit of length and a fun touch to the scarf. The story behind the name gives a bit of insight into my jumbled thought process: I wanted a cute creative name > it’s a triangle scarf > “geometry” > ‘nah that’s not so original, there’s loads of patterns called “geometry”’ > as I kept saying “geometry” I started to sing the lyric “she was trying to explain the laws of gee-om-eh-treeeee” from the ABBA song “when I kissed the teacher” > kiss the teacher. Yes, I was working on this scarf while listening to the Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again soundtrack.

Yarn
We Are Knitters The Pima Cotton (100% Pima Cotton; 232 yards / 100 grams). 2 skeins in color “Teal”.
Needles
US 17 (12.75mm) straight or circular needles, or size to obtain gauge
Notions
Yarn needle

Piece of cardboard or tassel maker
Gauge
10 sts and 14 rows = 4” in garter stitch
Finished Measurements
60” long and 15” wide, without tassels

Tassel tutorial: https://juliettepknits.wordpress.com/2018/09/14/tassel-tu...