Pattern description from Alterknits: “This project is a simple knitted tube through which a length of fabric is slipped. The variations are endless because you can easily change the yarn you knit with and/or the fabric with which you pair it. I love the juxtaposition of the fluffy mohair-blend yarn and the luxurious silk chiffon fabric shown here.”

Finished Measurements: Scarf: 10” in circumference x 32” long; Shawl: 24” in circumference x 72” long.

Yarn:

• Habu Kusakizome (60% mohair, 40% silk; 370 yards/ 1 ounce): 1 skein (A). Scarf shown in #32 suo.
• Rowan kid Silk Haze (70% mohair, 30% silk; 229 yards/ 25 grams): 3 skeins (B). Shawl shown in #596 marmalade.

Needles: One 16” long circular (circ) needle size US 8 (5 mm)

Fabric: Silk chiffon: 1 yard, cut to 23” x 36” for Scarf; 2.5 yards, cut to 55” x 90” for Shawl.

Notions: Sewing thread to match fabric, beads to embellish ends of fabric (optional).

Additional Gauge: 18 sts and 23 rows = 4” in Stockinette stitch (St st) using B. Gauge not critical for this project.

Book website: http://www.alterknits.net/