This listing is for a digital file only, not a finished product

The Hartney Bay Scarf is an advanced beginner level pattern and is knit flat.This pattern features cables with a memorable “border” that stands out. It gets its namesake from Hartney Bay in Cordova, Alaska- a rural fishing community with unmatchable beauty.

The Hartney Bay Scarf can be made into a short, medium, or long length and can also transformed into an infinity scarf. The pattern is worked flat and can be altered to fit however you choose.
I recommend steam blocking or wet blocking this project.

Materials:
-US size 15 (10mm) knitting needles
-Cable needle
-Scissors
-Measuring tape
-Tapestry Needle
-Between 90-180 yds. of Super Bulky weight yarn (Ex: Malabrigo Rasta, Baah Mammoth, Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick N Quick)

Measurements:
Short Length: 6” wide by 50” long

Medium Length: 6” wide by 55”-60” long

Long Length: 6” wide by 65-70” long

Yardage:
Short Length: Approximately 90-120 yds.

Medium Length: Approximately 120-150 yds.

Long Length: Approximately 170- 180 yds.

Note: If you would like to make your scarf longer than the recommended lengths suggested you may need additional yardage