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This dimensional pleating stitch creates a textural scarf with just 4 skeins of Staccato. The nature of pleating creates curved edges detail on the bottom while slightly scalloping along the sides. Being worked on a rather large size needle, the scarf will grow quickly and drape beautifully. Being rather mindless this pattern certainly teaches a new technique while keeping even a seasoned knitter captivated.

Originally published in January 2012 as part of Shibui Silk booklet. Shibui Silk booklet is now out of print.

Tulsa Scarf is now available as a single pattern.

Note: While scarf version in the book measures 60” and takes only 3 skeins of Staccato, the newer version has been knit using 4 skeins of Staccato and measures 77”

LEVEL
Beginner Intermediate

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Length 77ʺ
Width 10ʺ

YARN
ShibuiKnits Staccato (70% superwash merino, 30% silk;
191 yds/50g); 4 skeins, color Bordeaux

NEEDLE
US 7 (4.5 mm) needle

OTHER
4 stitch markers
Tapestry needle

GAUGE
20 sts and 32 rows = 4ʺ in St st, washed and blocked

NOTE
Staccato contains a high silk content, and relaxes after washing; for this reason, swatches must be washed and blocked to accurately measure gauge.