Milkshake Scarf

Tiny shawl or scarf trend has finally reached me! It took me a while to get to this point, but now I see all the possible styling options and ways these little projects will brighten our knitterly lives and I’m so excited. Milkshake Scarf has a shallow boomerang shape and is knitted in garter stitch with very simple intarsia for a relaxing knitting experience and joyful outcome. Milkshake Scarf is also a great pattern for using up mini skeins or odds and ends, especially in the smaller sizes. *Note: There are 4 different size options included in the pattern and also the option to knit the scarf in just one color, without intarsia.* **MATERIALS** ***Yarn:*** 3 skeins of Skinny Singles by Hedgehog Fibres or Merino Single by Qing Fibre. You will need approx. the following amounts of each color for each version: * ***Wide —*** Fingering weight yarn. Single color version: 280 (340) yds [260 (310) m] of MC. Intarsia version: 120 (150) yds [110 (140) m] in CC2, 70 (90) yds [65 (85) m] in CC1, and 90 (100) yds [85 (95) m] in MC. * ***Narrow —*** Fingering weight yarn. Single color version: 190 (220) yds [165 (200) m] of MC. Intarsia version: 80 (100) yds / 75 (90) m in CC2, 40 (50) yds / 35 (45) m in CC1, and 60 (70) yds / 50 (65) m in MC. ***Needles:*** US 4 (3.5 mm) circular needles, 16” (40 cm) long or longer. **SIZING** 1 (2) Wide and 1 (2) Narrow ***Measurements of the finished scarf:*** ***Wide*** — wingspan 40 (64)” [100 (160) cm] and 8 (11)” [20 (28) cm] deep at deepest spot. ***Narrow*** — wingspan 40 (64)” [100 (160) cm] and 4 (6)” [10 (15) cm] deep at deepest spot. **GAUGE** 24 sts and 46 rows = 4” (10 cm) in garter stitch, after blocking.