This scarf is designed to be a quick and easy knit that also makes the most of just 1 skein of yarn. The angled ends of the scarf add length without adding bulk and cut down significantly on the amount of yarn needed to achieve the same length compared to a rectangular scarf. Because the scarf is worked from tip to tip, you will spend virtually no time at all casting on and binding off. No pinning required either! Simply, soak, blot, then lay flat to dry in its natural shape. And to top it all off, this scarf is also fully reversible with the same pattern on both sides so there’s no need to worry about whether or not the right side or wrong side is showing.

Note: The yarn that I used stretched out quite a bit after I soaked it even without purposefully stretching it out. The size of your scarf will depend on the type of yarn you use.