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The Quoll Scarf is an essential accessory for mid-season temperatures. Inspired by the beautiful fur of the Eastern Quoll, a small marsupial once present in Australia and now found in Tasmania, this scarf combines elegance and functionality.

Knitted back and forth, it uses two distinct colors, each worked separately every two rows using the slipped stitch technique. This ingenious process results in an equally beautiful finish on both the front and back.

Bicolor sections alternate harmoniously with short-row sections in the dominant color and garter stitch, ensuring perfect symmetry for the scarf.

The knitting is done from one tip to the other, offering the flexibility to stop once the desired length is reached. You can also extend the work to obtain a larger scarf.

Finally, the stitches are bound off by forming a three-stitch i-cord, providing a neat and professional finish to your project.