Shuffle Scarf

I’m always drawn to stitch patterns that use only knit and purl stitches yet create intriguing textures. I used one skein of fingering-weight yarn to knit this textured shallow triangular scarf/shawl. But the pattern is easily adaptable to different yarn weights, and the size can be adjusted to suit your preference. Helpful notes are included in the pattern. Shuffle Scarf is a designed for effortless styling. I love how easily it tucks into a bag, making it a perfect lightweight layer for changing weather. Shuffle Scarf gets its name from the shuffled appearance of 2x2 ribbing in its fabric, adding depth and movement to the design.✨ > If you like my designs, please stay in > touch. [Subscribe to my newsletter][2] > ♡ [Follow me on Instagram][3] ♡ [Join > my Ravelry Group][4] **PATTERN FEATURES** ♡Shuffle scarf is knit sideways from tip to tip in a diagonal rib stitch, framed by a polished i-cord edging. ♡A row tracker (tracks RS rows only) is provided as a separate pdf. ♡Written as well as charted instructions are provided. ♡To work with the amount of yarn you have, you can do more or fewer repeats of Chart A and Chart B. ......................................................................... **PROJECT DETAILS** FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Length (along the neckline): 57" / 143 cm. Depth : 13.75"/ 35 cm. **YARN USED IN SAMPLE** Serendipitous Wool Rani Fingering, 50% Superwash Merino, 50% Silk, 438 yards / 400 m per 100g in Graffiti Origins colorway. **YARN REQUIREMENTS** 435 yards / 398 m of fingering weight yarn. **NEEDLES USED** 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needles, minimum length 16"/ 40 cm. **GAUGE** 32 sts and 30 rows = 4"/ 10 cm in Chart A or B pattern stitch, blocked. **NOTIONS** Tapestry needle. Optional: 1 locking stitch marker. **SPECIAL TECHNIQUES** I-cord edging. [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/groups/indie-design-gift-a-long?s=tab [2]: https://craftdoodling.substack.com/subscribe [3]: https://www.instagram.com/craftdoodling/ [4]: https://www.ravelry.com/groups/craftdoodling-designs