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    Mans Double Knit Scarf: Designed by Melissa Leapman

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    This document provides the pattern for a reversible double-knit scarf made with Cascade Yarn's Lana d'Oro. The scarf has a houndstooth pattern on one side and stripes on the other. It is made by knitting with two colors of yarn together using a four row repeating pattern. When complete, the stitches are grafted together using the Kitchener stitch to finish the scarf.

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    Mans Double Knit Scarf: Designed by Melissa Leapman

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    This document provides the pattern for a reversible double-knit scarf made with Cascade Yarn's Lana d'Oro. The scarf has a houndstooth pattern on one side and stripes on the other. It is made by knitting with two colors of yarn together using a four row repeating pattern. When complete, the stitches are grafted together using the Kitchener stitch to finish the scarf.

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    This document provides the pattern for a reversible double-knit scarf made with Cascade Yarn's Lana d'Oro. The scarf has a houndstooth pattern on one side and stripes on the other. It is made by knitting with two colors of yarn together using a four row repeating pattern. When complete, the stitches are grafted together using the Kitchener stitch to finish the scarf.

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    Mans Double Knit Scarf: Designed by Melissa Leapman

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    This document provides the pattern for a reversible double-knit scarf made with Cascade Yarn's Lana d'Oro. The scarf has a houndstooth pattern on one side and stripes on the other. It is made by knitting with two colors of yarn together using a four row repeating pattern. When complete, the stitches are grafted together using the Kitchener stitch to finish the scarf.

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    dk136

    Mans Double Knit Scarf


    In Cascade Lana D’Oro

    Designed by Melissa leapman


    Man's Double-Knit Scarf
    Reversible with houndstooth pattern on one side and stripes on the other!

    Designed by Melissa Leapman for Cascade Yarns

    Skill Level
    Intermediate

    Size
    One size

    Finished Measurements
    Approximately 8 x 60"

    Materials
    • Cascade Yarn's Lana d'Oro, 3 hanks each of #1050 (A) and #1086 (B)
    • Size 6 knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge
    • Tow size 6 dpn's

    Gauge
    In patt, 40 sts and 24 rows = 4". To save time, take time to check gauge.

    Note
    • At the beginning of each row, knit the first stitch with the indicated color, then bring both
    colors of yarn to the front, and cross them over each other before purling the second stitch
    with its correct color. This maneuver will close the sides as you work the two colors
    together.

    Scarf
    Using alternating colors, CO 88 sts, making the first stitch with color B.

    Row 1: *With both yarns to the back, K1 with A, with both yarns to the front, P1 with A, with
    both yarns to the back, K1 with A, with both yarns to the front, P1 with B, with both yarns to the
    back, K1 with B, with both yarns to the front, P1 with A, with both yarns to the back, K1 with A,
    with both yarns to the front, P1 with B. Repeat from * across.

    Row 2: *With both yarns to the back, K1 with B, with both yarns to the front, P1 with A,
    with both yarns to the back, K1 with A, with both yarns to the front, P1 with B, with both yarns to
    the back, K1 with B, with both yarns to the front, P1 with B, with both yarns to the back, K1 with
    A, with both yarns to the front, P1 with B. Repeat from * across.

    Row 3: *With both yarns to the back, K1 with A, with both yarns to the front, P1 with A, with
    both yarns to the back, K1 with B, with both yarns to the front, P1 with B, with both yarns to the
    back, K1 with B, with both yarns to the front, P1 with A, with both yarns to the back, K1 with B,
    with both yarns to the front, P1 with B. Repeat from * across.

    Row 4: *With both yarns to the back, K1 with B, with both yarns to the front, P1 with A, with
    both yarns to the back, K1 with A, with both yarns to the front, P1 with A, with both yarns to the
    back, K1 with B, with both yarns to the front, P1 with B, with both yarns to the back, K1 with A,
    with both yarns to the front, P1 with A. Repeat from * across.

    Repeat Rows 1-4 for patt until scarf measures approx 60" from beg, ending after Row 4 of patt.

    To finish scarf: *Slip one st to dpn #1, slip next st to dpn #2. Repeat from * across.

    Holding dpn #2 behind dpn #1, work Kitchener stitch with A to graft stitches tog.

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