The Tamar Scarf is knitted in five contrasting shades in stockinette stitch, worked in the round. It’s decorated with vertical columns of slipped stitches, which are added with a crochet hook (see photo tutorial in the pattern. To create a fringe and avoid weaving in yarn ends, leave longer yarn tails at the beginning and end of each vertical row of slipped stitches.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:
Width: 28 cm/11 inches;
Length: 214 cm/84 inches

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TOOLS & MATERIALS REQUIRED:

• Yarn in main colour 1 (MC1): 3 x 50 gr skeins
• Yarn in main colour 2 (MC2): 3 x 50 gr skeins
• Yarn in main colour 3 (MC3): 3 x 50 gr skeins
• Yarn in contrast colour 1 (CC1, dark shade): 2 x 50 gr skeins
• Yarn in contrast colour 2 (CC2, light shade): 1 x 50 gr skeins
• Knitting needle US6 (4.0 mm)
• Crochet hook US7.0/ 4.0 mm

WEIGHT OF YARN: DK/ 8-ply
YARN LENGTH: 142 yds (130 m) in 50g skein

USED YARN:
Drops Soft Tweed in shades 04, 16, 13, 05 and 01

GAUGE: 20 stitches and 30 rows = 4”/10 cm in stockinette stitch in the round after blocking using needle US 6 (4.0 mm)