Habitant Scarf

> Use these codes to save when you buy > multiple patterns: > - 'SAVEON3' to save 10% off 3 patterns > - 'SAVEON5' to save 15% off 5 patterns > - 'SAVEON8' to save 20% off 8 patterns Add all patterns to cart for discount. > Limit one use per purchase DESCRIPTION A fluffy scarf that doubles as a hood? Yup! This oversized, cozy scarf is designed to be extra large to battle those brutal winter winds. With cute braided tassels (video tutorial included) on each end, it has the most beautiful modern look. This scarf is called the Habitant Scarf as it’s a nod to Montreal, where I first saw women walking the streets with these glorious oversized scarves, worn in a way that created a cocooned hood. I fell in love. Note: the yarn called for in this pattern is a bit tricky to work with due to how fluffy it is. I suggest knitting English style so you can really wrap the yarn around the needle without snagging it in the halo’d fibers. Knit in the round with US 10.5/6.5 mm circular needles. SIZES Adult Length without tassels: 76 inches / 193 cm Width: 13.25 inches / 34 cm DIFFICULTY Advanced beginner/Intermediate You will need to know how to knit in the round, cast on and cast off. MATERIALS NEEDED: - 4 skeins of Lion Brand Wool Ease Aire **or** approximately 795 yards / 727meters of another super bulky weight yarn, category 6 - Size US 10.5/6.5 mm circular needles, 24”/60 cm long - Size J-10 / 6 mm crochet hook (for placing on tassels) - 1 stitch marker Find the exact yarn I used here: https://lionbrand.sjv.io/yqQmN3 HOW DO I DOWNLOAD MY PATTERN? Once payment is received, you will receive an email containing a download link button for the PDF pattern Make sure you have a PDF reader installed to open the pattern. All patterns are written in standard US terms. STAY IN TOUCH! updates, sneak peeks, behind the scenes & exclusive sales Instagram: @knitatude Facebook: Knitatude Ravelry: Knitatude87 LET’S CHAT! If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach me by email at knitatude@gmail.com This pattern is a copyright of Chantal Miyagishima of Knitatude. Habitant Scarves created using this pattern may be sold in small quantities (less than 10 total) with written consent first given by Chantal Miyagishima of Knitatude. Credit must be given to Knitatude / knitatude.etsy.com. Pattern and photos can not be used for resale purposes. Please share your work with the hashtag #HabitantScarf and #knitatudeknits to share the handmade love!