Mildi scarf

Mildi is the Icelandic word for gentleness or self-compassion. This simple broken rib neckerchief was designed as a gentle reminder to meet ourselves with kindness, both in knitting and in everyday life. The rhythmic stitch pattern makes for a calm, satisfying project, resulting in a versatile accessory that adds just a touch of warmth when needed. Whether you're enjoying a slow morning with your knitting or heading out for a crisp walk, Mildi is designed to become an everyday favourite. A knit with me video is available on my YouTube channel https://youtu.be/skKDEkrO4QU -- Mildi is a simple broken rib neckerchief designed to add just a touch of warmth to everyday outfits. The rhythmic stitch pattern makes it an enjoyable, relaxing knit while creating a soft, textured fabric. The pattern includes one size, with instructions that can easily be adjusted to make the neckerchief larger or smaller if desired. **Finished Size** One size Approximately 100 cm / 39 1/2 inches across the top edge Approximately 40 cm / 15 3/4 inches deep **Gauge** Gauge is measured after blocking. 16-22 stitches = 10 cm / 4" in broken rib. Because this is a scarf, achieving exact gauge is not essential, but differences will affect the finished size and yarn usage. Materials Fingering weight yarn Approximately 45-50 g 3.5 mm (US 4) needles, or size needed to obtain desired fabric 4 stitch markers Tapestry needle The samples are worked in fingering weight yarn, but the pattern can easily be adapted to other yarn weights by adjusting the number of pattern repeats. **Yarn** Samples shown in: Malabrigo Mechita in the color Dried Orange sample weighs 44 gr Systrabönd Merino Hör fingering in the color Vonar (purple) weighs 44 gr Garnbúð Eddu Fínerí in the color Leiðin að júní #2 (red/pink) weighs 49 gr Knitting for Olive Pure Silk in the color Bark weighs 38 gr