Try out a whole range of lace stitches on a slant to create this unique sampler scarf.

The scarf is knit in sections of lace work, stocking stitch and reverse stocking stitch. The slant effect is caused by simply decreasing one stitch at the start of the RS row and increasing one stitch at the end of the same row. The slanting of the knit will cause the scarf to twist when worn, potentially showing off both sides of the scarf.

6 different lace patterns are used in this design, all of which are either
reversible or look pretty nice on the wrong side.