Warm Pi Scarf
by Margo Bauman
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Warm Pi Scarf
by Margo Bauman
Who says math can’t be fun?! I’m a geek at heart and love using nerdy numbers as inspiration for my designs.
This scarf uses digits of pi to determine the size of each color block. The scarf ends up with a symmetrical number of rows/blocks but with the colors reversed. Adding in more geekiness, the stitch pattern is a wavy ripple – just like a sine curve.
Make one for Pi Day (March 14 – you know, 3 - 1 - 4), for yourself or as a gift for your favorite nerd or geek. Want to keep your inner geek hidden? The stripes look random, so unless you point the pattern out, it can be our little secret.
Stitches used: fsc, ch, dc, dc3tog, dc4tog
Special thanks to testers Debbist, trystan830, and Nancy-P
For more information, see:
https://knotions.com/warm-pi-scarf/
About this yarn
by timiQuipa
Sport
100% Alpaca
164 yards
/
50
grams
202 projects
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