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    2006 Y. Kao/CogKnition. All rights reserved. Found an error? Email [email protected].

    This handsome, unisex scarf features a herringbone stitch

    with a moss stitch border. This pattern is suitable for

    beginning knitters.

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    materials

    finished sizeApprox. 8in/20cm wide by 60in/150cm long without fringe

    yarn4 skeins Rowan Cashsoft DK (50% extra-fine merino wool,

    40% microfiber, 10% cashmere; 142yds/130m per 1.75oz/50g

    ball), shown in color #521

    Note: This pattern uses a stockinette-based stitch and thus has a

    strong tendency to curl. If using Rowan Cashsoft DK, you may

    wish to iron the finished scarf to reduce this tendency.

    If substituting yarn, its recommended to choose a yarn that is

    mostly natural fiber. In addition, the zigzag/striping effect will

    show up best in a yarn with good stitch definition and a bit of

    sheen.

    gaugeApprox. 24.5 sts/34 rows = 4in/10cm across herringbone

    stitch w/moss stitch border pattern

    Note: Exact gauge for this project is not important. However, be sure

    to wash and block your swatch before checking gauge.

    needles1 set US 6/4mm needles, or size needed to obtain gauge

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    moss stitch

    Row 1 (RS): [k1, p1] to last stitch, k1

    Rows 2 & 4: p all the way across

    Row 3: [p1, k1] to last stitch, p1

    herringbone stitch w/moss stitch border

    Work all increases in the pattern as follows:

    Knit into the stitch below the first stitch on the left needle,

    then knit the first stitch on the left needle.

    This increase is the KRL (Knit Right Loop) increase

    demonstrated on KnittingHelp.com:http://www.knittinghelp.com/knitting/basic_techniques/increase.php

    Row 1 (RS): p1, k1, p1, [k2tog, k2, inc 1, k2] until last 4

    stitches, k1, p1, k1, p1

    Rows 2 & 4: p all the way across

    Row 3: k1, p1, k1, k1, [k2, inc 1, k2, k2tog] until last 3 stitches,

    k1, p1, k1

    directions

    1. Using a long-tail cast-on, cast on 49 stitches.2. Work one repeat of moss stitch pattern (4 rowscompleted).

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    3. Work rows 1 and 2 of moss stitch pattern again (6 rowscompleted).

    Work herringbone stitch w/moss stitch border pattern

    until scarf measures approx. 59in/147.5cm long or until

    approx. 1in/2.5cm less than desired length, ending with

    row 4.

    Note: The zigzag/striping effect of the pattern may be difficult to

    discern until youve knit about 4in/10cm.

    4. Work rows 3 and 4 of moss stitch pattern.5. Work one full repeat of moss stitch pattern again.6. (WS) Knit. At the same time, bind off.7. Add fringe if desired. Wash and block the scarf.

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    fine print

    This pattern is free for personal and non-profit/charity use

    only. Please do not knit items for profit or resale from this

    pattern or use this pattern for other commercial purposes. If

    you would like to use this pattern for commercial purposes,

    please email [email protected]

    Please do not distribute copies of this pattern in print,

    electronically, or in any other format, for free or for pay.