This is a brioche stitch scarf. It's a great beginner project for those who haven't knit brioche before. Additionally, it's perfect as an accessory since it keeps your neck warm and adds a pop of color to your wardrobe. It's knit in super soft cashmere, but can also be knit in other yarn qualities such as 1 strand of mohair and 1 strand of merino. There are instructions for choosing alternative yarn in the pattern.
One Size
Length, after washing and blocking: approximately 180 cm
Width: approximately 26 cm
3 skeins of Mondial Cashmere in Midnight Blue
Circular needle 4.5 mm, 60 cm
You can also knit the scarf in 100g hand-dyed sock yarn and 50g mohair
One strand of each quality held together.
OR
200g hand-dyed sock yarn.
Two strands held together.
OR
200g DK weight yarn
You will need approximately 300 meters of yarn for each quality. This means that if you knit it with one strand of mohair and one strand of sock yarn, you will need 300 meters of each.
Here are some of the yarn combinations that the test knitters have used for their scarves:
Mondial Cashmere
100% Cashmere
25 g = 115 m
10 x 10 cm = 10 stitch sets x 23 rows
1 stitch set consists of one brioche knit stitch and one brioche purl stitch.
Vertically, you can count the knit stitches as in regular knitting, but you need to be aware that you need to knit 2 rows to see 1 knit stitch. That means if you can count 4 vertical knit stitches, you have actually knit 8 rows.
K = knit
P = purl
St = stitch
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LINKS:
https://youtu.be/STt3ZzIsZUo?si=H6t-TQM_iE4lxGjp
https://youtu.be/KQLkB-di2RY?si=wWNG_66e7sAyl-Dd
https://youtu.be/OLDTDve_U5M?si=u_t_EWclpedgd1_K
