Shift Scarf

Pattern will be released mid-Octuber Shift Scarf is your classic garter mini scarf but with a not-so-classic two-direction stripe design, which was inherited from my first design, Shift Shawl. No need to cut yarns all the time, and no need for sewing—this scarf is carefully designed to be almost sewing-free :). This pattern will be worked in 4 sections. Parts A and D are worked horizontally from top down. Parts B and C are worked vertically toward two directions. They are worked in the following order: A, B, C, and D, obviously. Each stripe is 4 rows wide, so colors changes occur every 4 rows throughout the pattern. An I-cord edge will be worked at the end to give the scarf a professional finish, while also adding a bit more fun to the color-mixing game. An empty color template is attached to the end of the pattern for you to test out your color palette before you cast on. **Size:** One size. See the measurements in the last photo **Gauge:** 26 sts x 52 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm (4 inches x 4 inches) **Yarn:** 40 g ≈ 132 m [145 yards] for Color a (Red in the sample) 35 g ≈ 116 m [127 yards] for Color b (Pink in the sample) 10 g ≈ 17 m [18 yards] for Color c (Turquoise in the sample) Sample yarn: Daruma Rambouillet Wool Cotton **Needles:** 3.5 mm US 4 60 cm 24 inches circular needles 3.5 mm US 4 15 cm 6 inches DPNs **Notions:** 1. stitch holder or scrap yarn 2. sewing needle 3. one stitch marker Techniques: Pick up stitches from vertical edge | I-cord edge | Grafitng I-cord edge| (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 scarf with me by tagging @mayinmade #mayinmade #shiftscarf— I can’t wait to see your knits!