Pia Scarf Narrow

Quick and easy to make Pia Scarf Narrow is the perfect middle season accessory. Pia Scarf Narrow is little sister of [Pia Shawl][1] (published in January 2023) and is worked in one piece back and forth on straight or circular needles. Pattern is ideal for advanced beginners or intermediate knitters. Cable effect is created only with combination of knit and purl stitches. Neat edges create perfect shape of the scarf with no rolling edges. YARN SUGGESTIONS: 1 skein of MAJO Fine Merino (50 g = 175 m) and 1 skein of MAJO Pearl Mohair (25 g = 210 m) Shawl is knitted with one strand of each yarn held together. Version without mohair: 2 skeins of BC GARN Semilla GOTS (50 g = 160 m) GAUGE: 24 stitches in stocking stitch = 10 cm (4 in) using the needles No. 3.5 mm (US/UK 7), after washing and blocking. Or knit diagram No. 2 - final width is 7.5 cm after washing and blocking. NEEDLES: Straight or circular needles No. 3.5 mm (US 4), 2 markers (optional) and a tapestry needle. SIZE: Width 7.5 cm length 135 cm after washing and blocking. If you plan to make your scarf longer, you will need to purchase an additional amount of yarn. This pattern is divided into 3 parts: Part 1 (diagram No.1) - you will cast on and make increasings Part 2 (diagram No.2) - you will repeat the pattern 8 times or until you reach desired length Part 3 (diagram No.3) - you will decrease and close your work. Each part is provided with both written instructions and diagrams. You can either follow the written instructions or the diagram :) The scarf has pretty border lines created with the i-cord edge. Instruction on how to knit the i-cord edge is included in the written pattern and described in diagram abbreviations. [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pia-shawl