Maria Scarf

The scarf is worked from the top down, from the centre outward. It is knit in garter stitch, which means you knit every stitch on both the right side and the wrong side. In other words: super easy! Increases are worked at the beginning and end of every row, and on each side of the centre stitch on right-side rows. The stripe pattern uses 1 ridge (= 2 rows) per colour, but you can adjust this however you like, with wider or narrower stripes. The scarf also works well in a single colour. The scarf can be made as large or as small as you like, and it's perfect as a leftover-yarn project. Yarn and needles
The amount of yarn depends on which yarn you choose. If you use Rauma Lun Merino (115 m / 25 g) or Sandnes Garn Cashmere (110 m / 25 g), a good starting point is 1 ball of each colour for a small scarf, 2 of each for a medium and 3 or more of each for a large. Choose a needle size that suits your yarn. For Rauma Lun Merino you can use 3–3.5 mm needles, and for Sandnes Garn Cashmere 3–4 mm needles. The yarn and needle sizes given are suggestions and can be adjusted however you like. Enjoy your new scarf <3 Please tag me @marialagerting / #mariascarf if you end up making it. xoxo If you have any questions at all, please reach out to me on IG @marialagerting <3