Overview
The bandana is worked from the bottom up. You start off with casting on only a few stitches and work increases to give it the triangular shape. The cable stitches form little daisies across the whole bandana, making it the perfect little accessory for spring. The bandana is finished with a long double knit band along the top meaning you can wear it around your neck or as a head scarf. This little guy is super quick to work up and the perfect scrap buster. I’m sure you’ll be making more than one.

Sizes
One size.

Yarn
A ball of DK yarn. Roughly 120m. I used Cardiff cashmere classic held double fo the beige sample and sublime angora merino held single for the lilac sample

Needles
-4.5 mm / US 7 needles for main body.
Optional: 4.5mm dpns to work the double knit band. The shorter needles are much less fiddly to work with.

Notions
-stitch markers
-waste yarn
-tapestry needle.

Gauge
20 stitches x 31 rows = 10cm / 4 inches knit flat and in pattern, using 4.5mm needles, blocked.