Are you a Quince Quarterly subscriber? If so, this pattern was in your Winter 2022 box.

“Garter stripes and slipped stitches let filtered chinks of light shine through the fabric of this modern scarf/wrap. Alternating between lush Tern and lace-weight Piper, the resulting accessory shows off the minimalist interplay of luminosity and shadow. The fingering weight yarn acts as a frame, lending structure to the haloed bands of lighter yarn. The architectural lines and plain edges strip away distractions for a raw, industrial feel.” - Ruth Nguyen

finished measurements
Scarf (Stole) Width: 7¾ (18)“ / 19.5 (45.5) cm
Scarf (Stole) Length: 81½ (60.5)” / 207 (153.5) cm

yarn
tern
2 (4) skeins Atolla 431 (Ink 426) (MC)
piper
1 (2) skeins Pampa 615 (Lone Oak 612) (CC)

needles
One pair in size US 4 / 3.5 mm

gauge
22 sts and 32.5 rows = 4” / 10 cm in stitch pattern, after blocking