Sweet Scallops Bandana

The Sweet Scallops Bandana pattern is an fun, easy project to use up a few half- or mini skeins and highlight the contrast of a bold naturally dyed yarn with its undyed counterpart. The wavy, bobbley stripes are simpler to work than true bobbles, and slipped stitches create a string connecting the faux-bobbles across the row like a banner. This is a great little accessory to wrap around your face and tuck into a coat in the deepest part of winter, or to tie like a bandana in spring or autumn. **About the Pattern** **Skill Level:** Advanced Beginner **Yarn** * Juliette Pécaut Designs Highland DK;(100% Peruvian Highland Wool; 219yds / 100g) * MC: 123yds or 112m (50g) * CC: 49yds or 45m (20g) **Needles** * US 5 (3.75mm) needles, or size to obtain gauge **Notions** * Yarn needle **Gauge** * 16 sts and 48 rows = 4”/10cm in garter stitch **Finished Measurements** * 29” / 73cm length across top * 9.5” / 24cm height at center * Bandana measurements are easily adjusted by increasing to fewer sts for a smaller bandana or more sts for a larger bandana **Pattern Notes** This bandana uses 50g of a main color and 20g of a contrast color to create the wavy bobble-stripes every few rows. The bandana can easily be made into a larger scarf or shawl by continuing the pattern as written until the desired size is reached. A larger bandana will require more yarn. This pattern is available in English.