Fishbone Scarf

**Fishbone Scarf** is a triangular mini scarf featuring lace and garter stitch that is designed to create angled geometric lines. It could also be worn as a bandanna. The scarf is worked from top down with a start at the center. The triangle is shaped with increase. It can be knitted in luxurious cashmere for a soft, cozy accessory on a chilly early-spring day. Or, taking less than 50 grams of yarn, it could easily be a stash buster for your leftover yarn. This pattern is beginner-friendly and a great introduction to lace knitting for knitters who want to venture into lace. **Size:** One size. See the measurements in the last photo **Gauge:** 20 sts x 42 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm (4 inches x 4 inches) **Yarn:** DK weight yarn OR Fingering weight yarn + lace weight mohair 50 g ≈ 174 m (190 yards) Sample yarn: Beige: Susu’s Family 苏苏姐家 Chuyan 初颜 + Lamana Premia Orange: The Yarn Co. Baby Cashmere DK **Needles:** 3.75 mm (US 5) 80 cm (32 inches) circular needles **Notions:** 1. two stitch markers 2. sewing needle **Techniques:** Long tail cast-on | [Two-rows increase method][1] | Lace knitting (NOTE: links to tutorials of techniques above are attached to the last page of the pattern) If you have any questions regarding the pattern, please reach out to me at mmmayin.yst@gmail.com or message me on Instagram (@mayinmade) or Ravelry (@mayinmade). Share your progress and finished project with me by tagging @mayinmade #mayinmade #fishbonescarf— I can’t wait to see your knits! [1]: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ZgR_EttQ2J0