This scarf is made of sections of three squares, knitted using Intarsia method on double-pointed needles.

While working this pattern you will be knitting at times a right side row followed by a right side row and a wrong side row followed by a wrong side row. This is very easy to do by just pushing your stitches back to the other end of your needle and picking up the correct yarn and knitting. You might want to use a point protector for the ends of your needle, switching it from end to end as you knit to make sure you stitches don’t fall off.

A big THANK YOU to the Ravelry ladies who tested the pattern and improved it by their comments and corrections.

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Gauge:
18 sts. X 22 rows = 10 cm with 4.5mm needles

Sizing / Finished Measurements:
21.5 x 146 cm

Materials:
DK, 200 gr of a main color, 100 gr of 3 different contrasting colors
2 double pointed needles 4.5 mm (or circular needle)
1 double pointed needle 5.5 mm (or circular needle)

You Will Also Need:
concentration :-)

Suggested yarn:

200 meters of DK weight
Preferred Brand/Yarn:
Cascade Yarns - Cascade 220 Heathers