Flower Pot Scarf

**Overview:** This pattern has two different shapes: A crescent, similar to other mini scarves, and a triangle scarf. There are options to do either shape in a honeycomb or a diamond texture pattern, and two sizes (small and large) for each shape. Both scarves are worked by starting with a small number of stitches, and gradually working increases along the side(s) while the stitch pattern is worked in the centre. Both scarves are finished with an I-cord edge bind off. This pattern can easily be done with either the suggested yarn weight: sport, or with a smaller or larger weight of yarn. The grey sample was done in a bulky weight. The pattern also includes suggestions for using scrap yarn and clear directions on the specific techniques used. **Crescent Shape:** Small (Large) Width: 10 (15) cm / 3.9 (5.9) inches Length: 75 (99) cm / 29.5 (38.9) inches **Triangle Shape:** Small (Large) Width: 75 (94) cm / 29.5 (37) inches Length: 26 (32) cm / 10.2 (12.6) inches **Sample 1: (Grey Crescent)** Gauge: 20 x 24 stitches for 10 by 10 cm /4 by 4" in pattern Needles: 4.5 mm Yarn: 100 grams of Luft by Wool folk (50 grams = 100 m) Size: Small Stitch: Honeycomb **Sample 2: (Blue Triangle)** Gauge: 28 * 40 stitches for 10 by 10 cm /4 by 4" in pattern Needles: 3.5 mm 16-inch circulars, 3.25 DPNS Yarn: 100 grams of Aurai fingering by Three Fates yarns (100 grams = 400 m) (held double) 100 grams of Fine Lace by Rowan, 50 grams = 399 m Size: Large Stitch: Diamond **Sample 2: (Brown Triangle)** Gauge: 30 * 36 stitches for 10 by 10 cm /4 by 4" in pattern Needles: 3.5 mm, 3.25 DPNS Yarn: 164 grams, Alpaca yarn, Rocaro alpacas (82 grams = 183 m) Size: Small Stitch: Diamond **Materials:** tapestry needle 1 removable stitch marker Crescent 3.5 mm needles (circulars, straight needles would both work) 3.25 mm needles (DPNS suggested for I-Cord, but optional) 50 (100) grams of sport weight yarn Triangle 3.5 mm needles (circulars with 16 or 24 inch cable) 3.25 mm needles (DPNS suggested for I-Cord, but optional) 100 (200) grams of sport weight yarn **A Note on Yarn Choice:** These stitch patterns are shown best in yarns that hold structure well, with a little bit of stiffness, and that have limited to no halo. If you’re looking for a more subtle look, fibres with more drape, such as alpaca, can also look lovely!