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The Miramar Scarf is named for a road in the hills of Ventura where (unsurprisingly) you have stunning views of the ocean. The sparkling light on the waves is echoed in the seed stitch paneling on the scarf, while the lace sections remind me of the wake left behind the sailboats you can often see from up on the hill. The bobbles are, frankly, just for fun.

This scarf is a large scarf that grows from a provisional cast-on at the center and comes to a point at either end. The ends are adorned with tassels.

SIZES
One Size
Dimensions: 10.5” (26.6cm) wide x 86” (216 cm) long (excluding tassels)
 
MATERIALS
700-720 yards of worsted weight yarn
 
Suggested yarn: Garden Wool & Dye Co Worsted New Merino in Madder Root
 
GAUGE
4” (10 cm) square = 19 stitches x 24 rows

A note about gauge: gauge isn’t terribly important on this project, and the yarn will stretch significantly with blocking. As long as you are somewhere in the ballpark of the given gauge, your scarf should turn out just fine.

NEEDLES
Straight or circular needles in size needed to match gauge listed above

Suggested needle size: US 10 (6 mm)

TOOLS
Crochet hook, size G (optional)
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate
Techniques: provisional cast-on, increases, decreases, twisted stitches, bobbles