Long narrow scarves and scarflettes that are perfect for tying around the neck are all the rage right now, and the Ashlar scarf from Catherine Bayer Saltar fills all boxes. Designed for Urth Yarns for their luscious Harvest DK, this versatile scarf uses simple garter and rib stitches alternating, and this textured, quick knit scarf looks far more complex than it is. Includes both charted and written instructions. Ashlar starts at a narrow end, working garter stitch rows until the hurdle rib begins. I-cord edges trim both sides, and shaping is created by increases worked on RS rows along the right side of the work. At 44 stitches, the stitch count remains constant for 4 repeats in the middle, then reverses with decreases on RS rows along the right side back to 6 sts. What Comes With the Ashlar Scarf Kit You will get: 1 skein of Urth Yarns Harvest DK in the colour of your choice a digital PDF copy of the pattern What You Need to Make the Ashlar Scarf Kit You will also need: 4 mm/US 6 knitting needles, circular or straight, any length to accommodate stitches Tapestry needle to weave in your ends Scissors Stitch markers if desired (not referenced in pattern) Who Do We Recommend the Ashlar Scarf Kit For? This is suitable for knitters just starting out. It uses knit stitch, purl stich, make 1 increases, and slipped stitches with yarn in front.
