Musette by Faïza Mebazaa

Musette

Knitting
February 2024
yarn held together
Fingering
+ Fingering
= Worsted (9 wpi) ?
20 stitches and 21 rows
in cable patterns
1492 - 3152 yards (1364 - 2882 m)
Scarf (Wrap)
English Additional languages which are not in the download: Finnish
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MUSETTE is an ample stole or a scarf knit in two fingering yarns held together for a low contrast marling. It incorporates simple geometric forms that start small at each end and then evolve into bold diamond shapes in the middle. The pleated accordion borders on the long sides give the wrap just the right touch of soft femininity. Each border is worked in one of the two colors.

FINISHED DIMENSIONS
Wrap (Scarf)
Length: 60.5 (89.75)” / 154 (228) cm
Width: 16.25 (22.5)” / 41 (57) cm, including 1.5” / 3.5 cm pleated border on each side.
The pattern includes options for size customization.

MATERIALS
Yarn
Mominoki Finnwool (100% Virgin Wool 394 yds / 360 m – 100 g)
Color-A (Copper – 100 g) 2 (4) skeins
Color-B (Blush – 100 g) 2 (4) skeins
Or
Color-A 746 (1576) yds / 682 (1440) m
Color-B 746 (1576) yds / 682 (1440) m
of fingering yarn

Needles
Size A needle (for main fabric): US8 / 5 mm straight or circular needles (32” / 80 cm) – or size to obtain gauge/desired fabric.
Size B needle (for pleated borders): US5 / 3.75 mm circular needles (60-80” / 150-200 cm for the wrap, 40” / 100 cm for the scarf) – or 3 sizes smaller than Size A needles.
Size C needle (for cast-on): US9 / 5.5 mm needles (32” / 80 cm) – or 1 size larger than Size A needles.
Size D needle (for picking up border sts): US4 / 3.5 mm needles (60-80” / 150-200 cm for the wrap, 40” / 100 cm for the scarf) – or 1 size smaller than Size B needles.

GAUGE
20 sts x 21rows to 4” / 10 cm in cable patterns on main needles, after blocking