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Rock and Not To Roll
The Rock and Not to Roll stay put scarf is knit with a worsted weight yarn for a warm, cozy scarf for those extra chilly days. The loop on one end construction of this scarf makes it so you can don your scarf without fussing to keep it on.
The loop end is knit in standard ribbing with a provisional cast on. After joining to create the loop, you switch to one-color flat brioche knitting. The brioche gives this stay put scarf its extra squish!
Video Tutorial for the Flat Brioche is linked in the .pdf pattern, or find it on my YouTube Channel HERE.
Needles
Size 9 (5.5 mm) Needles
Extra Set of Needles for Joining Loop
Notions
Removable Marker for Marking Right Side
Tapestry Needle
Yarn
Smooth Scrap Yarn for Provisional Cast On
2 skeins Stonehedge Fiber Mill
Sheperd’s Wool
(100% Worsted Spun Fine Wool)
or comparable Worsted/Aran Weight Yarn
or yarn that gets gauge
Sample used the colorway 052216 Frosty Blue
Approx 319 yds (292 m) - 144 g used
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- First published: November 2021
- Page created: November 19, 2021
- Last updated: November 19, 2021 …
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