When I received these two skeins of Ava, Anzula’s beautiful new sportweight blend, I knew the vibrant yellow color called for something airy, sunny, and spring-like. With a touch of lace, a little bit of cabling, and a handful of dropped stitches, the Lucienne Scarf achieves just that. Ava is wonderfully soft, but it also has body and bounce, making it a treat to knit.

You won’t see the full effect until the very end of your knitting, when four columns of stitches are dropped and the pattern is blocked open, but the transformation is well worth the wait.

This pattern contains both fully charted and written instructions.
Recommended Yarn:
Anzula Luxury Fibers Ava, two skeins — 80% superwash merino / 10% cashmere / 10% nylon — 330 yds (301 m) per 100 g. Shown in colorway Saffron. Sample used approx. 600 yds (550 m).

Sizing:
One size — 9.5” x 80” (24 cm x 203 cm) — after dropping sts and blocking. Pattern repeats can be easily added or subtracted to create different dimensions.

Gauge:
24 sts and 30 rows to 4” (10 cm) in stockinette st, washed and blocked.

PLEASE NOTE: Pattern is not dependent upon gauge, but changes in gauge will affect finished size, look of motifs, and amount of yarn used. To meet these dimensions, be sure to use needle size that gives gauge.

Needles:
US 5 (3.75 mm) needles, straight or circular

Other Materials:
Cable needle in appropriate size, tapestry needle.

This pattern has been test knit and tech edited.

Many thanks to Anzula for their support!