MinMax scarf pattern

The MinMax scarf is worked flat, increasing on each side until the desired width is reached, then decreasing on each side to the tip. The neat I-cord edge is worked at the same time, so finishing is minimal. If you are worried that the edge will be too tight, you can make a yarn over after the first stitch and before the last stitch at the beginning and end of the right row and drop these without knitting on the next wrong row. The pattern has two versions, fingering and worsted / bulky yarn. If you want to make sure you have enough yarn, weigh the yarn before starting and after increasing and reserve the same amount of yarn for decreasing as you used for increasing.

Version 1: Min 50 g / 183 m WoolWomen Merlino single yarn (90% merino, 10% linen, 366 m / 100 g) or other fingering-strength yarn. The model scarf is knitted in the color Lazy Sunday and the scarf used 46 g of yarn.

Density : 10 sts x 16 rows pattern knit after stretching Size: width approx. 11 cm, length approx. 130 cm

Needle : 3.75 mm circular needle (80 cm or longer) or according to density

Version 2 : Max 2 skeins of WoolWomen Fluff Mohair (76% mohair, 15% merino, 9% nylon; 200 m / 100 g). The model scarf is knitted in the color Riks Raks Poks and the scarf used 170 g of yarn.

Density: 13 sts x 16 rows of pattern after tightening

Size : width approx. 33 cm, length approx. 210 cm

Needle : 6 mm circular needle (80 cm or longer) or according to density

Accessories 2 stitch markers, threading needle, tensioning tools

Note: You will receive the instructions free of charge when you purchase the yarn. Please mention this in the additional information when ordering the yarn.

Instructions will be sent to your email when the order is processed.