Garden Vines Bandana

**The Garden Vines Bandana is a little triangular bandana that can be worn in multiple ways. It is started at the tip of the scarf, then increased on every right side row until the full width before decreasing your way back to the other tip. The size and shape can easily be modified by adding more pattern repeats for a larger shawl or working a straight section in between for a small scarf.** **The Garden Vines Bandana is a perfect stash busting single skein project that can be made in a variety of gauges and yarn weights.** **YARN + YARDAGE** Recommended yarn: Sunny Linen by Majo Garn (50g = 150m) Option A - bandana 150 meters/ 164 yards of Sunny Linen by Majo Garn (50g = 150m) Option B - small scarf 115 meters/ 125 yards of Sunny Linen by Majo Garn (50g = 150m) **NEEDLES** 3.5mm / US4 **GAUGE** 30 sts and 28 rows = 10cm / 4” in lace rib pattern on 3.5mm/ US4 needles This gauge is a reference for the recommended yarn. The pattern works fine even if you don’t meet gauge and knit with different yarns or needles. **MEASUREMENTS** ONE SIZE Option A - bandana length: 90 cm/ 36”, width: 20 cm/ 8” Option B - small scarf length: 90 cm/ 36”, width: 10 cm/ 4” The measurements are based on the sample I knit with the recommended yarn. Depending on needle size and yarn choice the measurements can vary. For the bandana or small triangle scarf I would recommend a length of at least 80-100 cm/ 32-40”.