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No-brainer One-skeiner
Clarification - for row 1 of 2nd and subsequent repeats:
Kfb, knit to the marker, sm, I8, k1.
Designed to make a scarf-sized accessory (approx. 150cm/ 60” long) with just one skein of DK or worsted yarn. You will need scales to weigh your yarn.
Eliminating the bulk at the neck edge that you can get with a standard sideways construction makes for a more elegant line and also makes the yarn go further.
There’s quite a bit of text to guide you through the process, but this is very simple and intuitive to knit.
the edging is provided in both written and charted form so you can choose which is best for you.
You can also use more yarn to make a larger scarf, shawl if you like.
Many thanks to the testers:
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