This pattern is designed to perfectly to use two full skeins of each colour but it would look just as good with one main colour and a single contrast colour throughout; in this case you’d need two skeins of the main colour. Alternatively, if you have any fingering weight mini skeins or scraps, this would also work with one main colour and a variety of different contrast colours for the lace stripes. The possibilities are endless!

Construction
The scarf is knitted in two halves; the main and contrast colours are simply swapped around when knitting the second half. The second half is grafted directly onto the stitches if the first half (which will be on hold) so the join is barely visible.
The scarf is knitted in two halves so that the scalloped pattern looks exactly the same for both sides of the scarf.

One Size
Length:196 cm (77.25 in)
Width: 27 cm (10.75 in)

Yarn
Yarn Fingering Weight 4ply:
C1: approx. 382 m (418 yds) (1 skein)
C2: approx. 371 m (405 yds) (1 skein)
There is sufficient yarn built into the yarn requirements to allow for a 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 in) sq. swatch in C1.
Sample knitted in Beehive Yarns (UK) Audrey Sock in Midnight and Raspberry Sunset. 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon, approx. 425 m (465 yds) / 100 gram skein)

Gauge (post-blocking)
25 sts and 33 rows to 10 cm (4 in) over stocking stitch using 3.75 mm (US 5) needles or size needed to achieve required gauge.

Materials
3.75 mm (US 5) needles or size needed to achieve required gauge
Stitch markers x 4
Tapestry needle
Scissors

Techniques
Grafting stitch is used to graft the 2 halves of the scarf together (there is a tutorial link in the pattern).
Basic lace knitting sts.