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Grace Kelly Scarf

A MOREHOUSE ORIGINAL PATTERN


Size:
See diagram below
(measured after washing and blocking)

Yarn:
Lace Yarn, 450 yards; sample is knit with 2
skeins of Morehouse Merino Lace

Needles:   #7 or #8

Pattern: Stockinette stitch or Garter stitch
(your choice)




Cast on 3 stitches. Decide whether to knit scarf in Garter or Stockinette stitch (tip: if you are using variegated yarn, the scarf looks better in Garter stitch). Work first 2 rows in your choice of pattern – for Stockinette stitch, knit uneven rows and purl even rows; for Garter stitch, knit each row. Row 3: knit to next to last stitch, increase 1 stitch, knit last stitch. Work row 4 in pattern. Row 5 and all subsequent uneven rows: knit to next to last stitch, increase 1 stitch, knit last stitch. All even rows are worked in your choice of pattern. Continue this way until you have 90 stitches. Now start to decrease: knit uneven rows to last 2 stitches, knit last 2 stitches together. Work even rows in pattern as before. Continue decreases in uneven rows until you have 3 stitches left. Bind off.

Finishing: darn in ends, then soak scarf in warm water for a few minutes. Squeeze out as much water as possible and lay flat to dry (corner of bed is ideal), stretching scarf to final size.


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