QQ Mini Scarf 01

You can download a PDF preview in ENG [here][1]. Request a free copy [here][2]. **30% off in the first 3 days** **50% off in the first 15 days for returning buyers** **Check [my designs page][3] to see the other promotion! ** **S I Z E - G U I D E** The scarf can be made in two sizes S (M), which differ in length only. The smaller one looks great with a scarf ring and is a quick knitting present (mine took less than three hours). With the larger one, you may tie it casually around your neck without a ring and wear it with any outfit. * Width: approx. 6.5 cm / 2.5 inches * Length: approx. 70 (90) cm / 28 (35) inches **M A T E R I A L S** **Yarn:** Holding together a strand of lace-weight yarn AND a strand of kidsilk mohair. Consumption: 45 (56) m / 48 (62) yards each. **Needles:** 4.0 mm [US 6] **Gauge:** 21 sts = 6.5 cm / 2.5 inches **Sample show in:** * Alize Lanagold (49% wool, 51% acrylic | 800 m / 875 yards per 100 gram skein), colorway #01 * Drops Kid Silk (75% mohair, 25% silk | 210 m / 230 yards per 25 gram skein), colorway # 01 off white **Notions:** Tapestry needle **N O T E S** * You can use any yarn you have on hand that gives you the desired width and that you feel comfortable wearing around your neck. * You don’t need to do actual swatching here. Simply use your yarn and preferred needles to knit the scarf according to rows 1-28 of the chart on page 3. Then, check to see if the width meets your needs (suggested: approx. 6.5-9 cm / 2.5-3.5 inches). If it is, keep working; if not, change the size of your needle to get your desired width, and start again. Weigh and measure the length of your piece, estimate if your yarn is enough or not. * Since the scarf only requires a small amount of yarn, it’s a good way to use yarn that’s left over from knitting socks and other items. Let your imagination run wild and use US 6-7 needles to play with own yarn to determine the best choice for you. * The scarf can be worn on either side. [1]: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tZOaiGS7gda2E6POxSo8cVWljgBmD3lv/view?usp=share_link [2]: https://msha.ke/qqyarnover [3]: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/ngo-quynh