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This scarf is made using both a single and a double brioche stitch. The single brioche is similar to a traditional ribbing, so it is used for the center part of the scarf. The panels are made using the double brioche stitch. In almost every case, the brioche stitches are light and fluffy. You can put them on virtually any needle that you like. If you use a smaller than suggested needle, the material will be denser, but still on the “fluffy side.” If you use much larger needles, it will appear similar to lace. In this case, I just went up one needle size. You can experiment and see if you like it better going up two needle sizes. There are also instructions for an optional edging should you wish to do that. The blocking stage of this stitch is also very important and suggestions on how to do it are included in that section.

Skill Level: Beginner + - Intermediate (assuming a working knowledge of Knitting, Purling and YO’s): This is a great learning brioche pattern. if the stitch is new to you.

The sample shown here was made using Lorna Laces Honor Yarn in Glendale, and was expertly pattern tested by Deb Terrio (known on Ravelry as jstdt3t), and who can be contacted at: jstdt3t@yahoo.com

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