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Shellie Keyhole Scarf
Shellie Keyhole Scarf is a simple scarf. The pattern is easy to master and the neck portion is worked in all knit. Tiny cables worked just before and after the opening for the keyhole add that extra elegance to the scarf.
The great thing about this scarf is the knitter has the ability to knit the scarf shorter for a more traditional keyhole scarf, or long to wrap around your neck. If the knitter does not want to add the keyhole it can be easily removed.
Any yarn can be used to knit this scarf. To knit the long scarf approximately 300 yards is needed and approximately 200 yards to knit a shorter scarf. The directions instruct the longer scarf but the length can be shortened depending on desire.
Measurements - Approximately 54 inches long and 5 inches wide
K—knit
P—purl
Yarn Over- loop yarn over needle to create extra length
P2tog - Purl 2 stitches together
K2tog - Knit 2 stitches together
sl1 k3tog psso - Slip 1 stitch, k3tog, pass slipped stitch over k3tog
c3 over 3 left - sl3 to CN, hold in front. k3, k3 from CN
c3 over 3 right - sl3 to CN, hold in back. k3, then k3 from CN
Materials Needed:
Size 5 (3.75 mm) straight needles
2 balls of Ultra Alpaca Light by Berroco 50% Super Fine Alpaca, 50% Peruvian Wool 144 yds
Darning needle
Cable Hook or Cable Needle
Stitch Holders for Keyhole Section
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- First published: November 2015
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