The Pretty on the Wrong Side is a mesh type fabric featuring picot edging. It is knit from the bottom up with yarn overs and knit two together through the back loops to create the slanted mesh fabric. Using a picot cast-on, adding picots along the edge while knitting, and bind-off with picots, this scarf has a lacy/garden type feel that is exactly right for spring.

This is a simple 2 stitch, 4 row repeat pattern, and the size is easily customizable to be thinner, or thicker, longer or shorter depending on what the knitter would like.

The pattern comes in one size, however, instructions for how to customize your knitting are included so that it can be exactly what you want it to be.

Skills required
Spaced-out picot cast-on
Knit
Knit cast-on
Knit through the back loop
Knit 2 together through the back loop
Purl
Yarn over

Design features/benefits
Picot edging all the way up the sides add an element of intrigue to the basic scarf pattern, which makes this more interesting.
The pattern looks pretty on both the right and wrong side of the fabric, which makes it a versatile item to add to your wardrobe.
The pattern includes customization options so that you can follow the pattern as written, make it wider or longer depending on your individual taste and style.

Sizes
One size, with customization options

Finished Measurements:
8.5 x 57 inches on the long side
or
58 x 145 cm

Yarn
Pretty on the Wrong Side is knit with a DK weight (weight 3) yarn.
Instructions written for 229 yards
Customization to the pattern may result in more or less yarn being used.

Sample knit with
Ella Rae Impressionist, 65% Cotton, 25% Viscose, 10% Linen in the Water Lilies color way.

Knitting Needles
US size 8 (5.0 mm) knitting needles of your choice, or size needed to obtain gauge.

Other Materials
Scissors
Tapestry needle

Gauge
16 st x 9 rows = 4”x4” inch or 10x10 cm square in Pretty on the Wrong Side, blocked.

Pretty on the Wrong Side Pattern
Pretty on the Wrong Side is a versatile pattern that is perfect for any season. It makes a wonderful addition to your spring and autumn knitted wardrobe. Right-side, wrong-side, no matter which way the wind blows, this scarf will be pretty!