EMMA scarf

EMMA is a small, triangular scarf that you tie loosely around your neck. The inspiration for this design comes from my own childhood: my mother often tied little cotton scarves like this around our necks. The name EMMA is no coincidence – it’s my mother’s middle name. This way, this design carries not only warmth, but also a piece of her with it. You will start knitting this scarf from one corner. Increases along one edge gradually expand the scarf toward the wide border. Once it reaches the desired size, you bind off. Want to make the scarf bigger or smaller? That’s easy – just knit more or fewer increases. **Sizes** one size (easily adjusted) **Finished measurements** wingspan: 75 cm – 29½ inches center depth: 40 cm – 15¾ inches **Gauge** 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inches) = 26 stitches x 48 rows in garter stitch on 3 mm (US2.5) needles, after washing and laying flat to dry **Needles** (circular) needle(s) 3 mm (US2.5) – 60 cm (24 inches) **Yardage** fingering weight: 73 g - 292 m – 319 yds *This yarn amount is an approximation. Actual usage may vary depending on the type of yarn you use, your personal gauge, and any changes you make to the pattern.* **Suggested yarn** Lang Yarns Alpaca Soxx 4-ply (390m/427yds/100g): 100g Lang Yarns Super Soxx 4-ply (420m/459yds/100g): 100g Lang Yarns Cashmere Lace (165m/180yds/25g): 50g Schoppel Wolle Zauberball Crazy (420m/459yds/100g): 100g cowgirlblues Proper Sock Solids/Gradient (366m/400yds/100g): 100g ★(★) - beginner