This “barely there” scarf, in a luxurious blend of alpaca and silk weighs almost nothing, but adds a dash of style to any outfit and is gloriously soft and warm. Ideal for beginners and with no need to check tension, just remember to keep your chain stitches tight and regular. The shell trim adds weight and gives an elegant finish while the length and width are easily adjustable. Made as written you’ll be able to make two small scarves or one long scarf from one ball of yarn.

Materials:
Eden Cottage Yarns Bedale (4ply; 50% baby yak, 50% mulberry silk; 200m / 218yds per 50g skein) Dianthus
Alternative yarn recommendation:
Eden Cottage Yarns Milburn (4ply; 85% bluefaced leicester, 15% mulberry silk; 200m / 218yds per 50g skein)

Additional Samples shown in Askham 4ply (Discontinued)
Shade: Damselfly; 1 x 50g skeins (small scarf)
Shade: Yarrow; 1 x 50g skeins (long scarf)
3mm crochet hook
Tapestry needle to weave in ends

Size:
Small scarf: 12 cm / 4.75in wide and 135cm / 53in long
Long scarf: 15cm / 5.5in wide and 175cm / 69in long

Gauge:
Exact gauge is not essential, but approximate measurements are given as a guide, just remember to keep your chains tight and even.
Four pattern repeats and 6 rows to 10cm (4in) over lace pattern, after blocking