After collecting dust for a couple of years, a lone ball of Noro is combined with left overs from a sweater to make this simple yet beautiful scarf. Since gauge isn’t crucial to this scarf, another gradient yarn, such as Chroma from KnitPicks, could be substituted for the Noro.

The pattern is a repeat of only 4 rows. The garter stitch chevron makes every row a knit row… which I prefer to lots of purl rows. Also, because of the garter stitch, the scarf easily lies flat and doesn’t curl up.

While this stitch isn’t reversible in the usual sense, I kinda like the wrong side of the fabric and I don’t mind if it shows.