Lichen Stone is a scarf of simple broken rib, with a slight twist added by slanted ends that come to a gentle point for a parallelogram shape. All sides are neatly finished: the ends are with a tubular cast-on and bind off, and the edges have slipped selvedges. 

Instructions are written to make it easy to modify the length and width of your scarf: you could even make it really wide, and reduce the length of the central section for an unusual parallelogram-shaped shawl! This also makes it easy to make the scarf with different weights of yarn, if you are happy to compensate for the difference in gauge.

Sizes: One size

Measurements:
Width: 17 cm / 6.75”
Length: 166 cm / 65.75”

Yarn: Raw Wool Company, Rum & Raisin (DK weight, 220 m per 100 g skein, 70% Zwartbles / 30% Wensleydale)
400 metres / 2 skeins

Gauge: 19 sts and 25 rows = 10 cm / 4” in broken rib, worked flat, after blocking

Needles: 4 mm / US 6 (or size required to obtain correct gauge)

Notions: Darning needle for tubular bind-off and sewing in ends.

This collection was made possible by funding from South-West England Fibreshed.