Attabi Scarf

***The pattern's been updated with a new pdf for the Worsted weight version, and notes on how to adjust the pattern in case your gauge doesn't match, or to maximise the yardage use.*** The simple woven geometry of tabby cloth is scaled up to add texture to a classic scarf. The Eyelet Woven stitch is made up of an easy-to-remember repeat of knit & purl sts, yo increases and decreases. The scarf starts with a ribbed border that flows seamlessly into the Eyelet Weave stitch. The ribbing is mirrored on the opposite end of the scarf for a symmetric scarf. *The pattern's been updated in February 2025, to fix a mistake in Row 1. The chart is correct. Errata: Row 1 (RS): ... rep bet ° to 5 sts bef EOR, k1, p1, sl3 wyif.* **Materials:** Gusto Wool Echoes Aran or Worsted, 2 skeins **Dimensions:** Aran: 6’’/15 cm wide, 61’’/155 cm long Worsted: 6.25’’/16 cm wide, 60’’/153 cm long **Needles:** US 8/5 mm (Aran), or US 7/4.5 mm (Worsted) or size needed to obtain gauge **Notions:** Tapestry needle **Gauge:** 22 sts x 25 rows (Aran), or 25 sts x 25 rows (Worsted) in Eyelet Weave stitch, blocked = 4”/10 cm **Skill level:** Easy **Techniques:** Knit & purl stitches, I-cord edge, increases and decreases