Every year, between winter and spring, there’s a few weeks when I just don’t know if I should grab a bulky weight scarf or a lightweight shawl — the weather is so finicky this time of year! Líneas is my solution to this problem — a fingering weight infinity scarf that is doubly thick — the best of both worlds. Knit in the round and long enough to wrap around the neck twice, it is both cozy and breathable. Using Sweet Sparrow Yarns, I leveraged the two neutral shades to create vertical and horizontal lines throughout. P.S. líneas means lines in Spanish). I hope you enjoy this meditative knit!

WHAT YOU WILL NEED

YARN
2 skeins fingering weight yarn - 876 yards (200g) total
Recommended yarn: Sweet Sparrow Yarns House Wren 85/15 SW merino / nylon tweed. 438 yds (100g) each Colors used in sample: Morel (MC) & Herb Garden (CC)

NEEDLES
US Size 4 (3.5mm) 16” circular knitting needles (or size to obtain gauge) + another size 4 circular needle (or similar size) for grafting

NOTIONS
Size G (4mm) crochet hook (or similar size), fingering weight scrap yarn, stitch marker, tapestry needle, scissors

I would love to see your in-progress and finished LÍNEAS on Instagram. Tag @vanessaknits #vanessaknits and #lineasscarf so I can see your unique work — I may even feature your photos! If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at vanessaknits@gmail.com. Happy knitting and THANK YOU so much for your support!