飞机载油量:别致的方格围巾(织)

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by Vyvyan Neel

Never mind hip knitting; to me it's all about being square. Square as in modular knitting. Square as in entrelac. The blockier the better, I say. So it only made sense when I decided to design a scarf that it should have angular characteristics. Though this scarf isn't of the modular persuasion, it's close enough.
Since I'm partial to narrow scarves, a finer gauge yarn was my first choice and Hempathy has a great hand that's drapey, firm and smooth. When I saw the Noro Silk Garden Lite, it made me wonder how the design would look with its ever-changing shades. I love the result and it makes up for a warmer and heartier scarf.
Being square doesn't mean being dull.
model: Mannie Kinnphotos: Vyvyan Neel
SIZE
One
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Version 1: 6 inches x 74 inches
Version 2: 4 inches x 78 inches
MATERIALS
Version 1 [below]: Noro Silk Garden Lite [45% Silk, 45% Mohair, 10% Lambswool; 137yd/125m per 50g skein]; color: #2014; 2 skeins
Version 2 [above]: Elsebeth Lavold Hempathy [41% Cotton, 34% Hemp, 25% Modal; 153 yd/140m per 50g skein]; color: #08 Turquoise; 2 skeins
Version 1: 1 set US #6/4mm straight needles
Version 2: 1 set US #4/3.5mm straight needles
Tapestry needle
GAUGE
Version 1: 20 sts/30 rows = 4 inches in stockinette stitch
Version 2: 26 sts/33 rows = 4 inches in stockinette stitch
Gauge is not critical for this project; a tighter or looser gauge will yield a smaller or larger scarf.
PATTERN NOTES
[Knitty's list of standard abbreviations and techniques can be foundhere]
TheCable Cast On method is recommended for this project.
When two sets of numbers are shown in the instructions, they apply to Version 1[Version 2].
Both charted and written directions are included.