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Purple Rain Lacy Scarf

Purple Rain Lacy Scarf  
In August (2017) I posted a free pattern for a purple hat for Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS). I used a purple part of Lion Brand yan for Shawls. However, I still had about 3/4 of the ball left over, and I wanted to use it up. Instead of a shawl, I decided to knit a scarf. I am a very busy person, and I was hoping to find an easy pattern that will look very rich. I looked through my books and found a chart I thought it could work. Believe it or not, this project turned out great - exactly what I wanted.
The yarn has two different fibers - cotton and acrylic. Cotton is making this scarf strong, and acrylic is making the yarn very soft - when I touch it, it feels plush against my fingers. Of course, I made videos for right-handed knitters and for left-handed knitters, too.


Materials (if you shop on-line via my affiliated links below, I would get few pennies, which would help to fund my future projects TXS):
Michaels on line store, OR Hobby Lobby, OR Jo-Ann Fabrics, OR Walmart 

Yarn: the purple part of Lion Brand; Shawl in a Ball; color: Mindful Mauve; 58% cotton/39% acrylic; 3 % other fiber; 5.3 oz/150 g; 518 yd/473 m; Note: I made 2 hats from the purple part of this yarn, which is surprisingly soft to the touch - see the link about the hats above

Knitting Needles - size #8 (5mm)
Hook - size #D
Yarn Needle (for weaving in the tail)
Scissors

Size:
Width of the scarf: 11"
Length: I just used leftover (about 3/4) of the yarn ball

Abbreviations:
CO - cast on
EDGE - knit 3 sts (or your desired # of stitches)
K - knit
P - purl
YO - yarn over
K2tog - knit 2 stitches together
SSK - slip knitwise, slip knitwise, knit both slipped stitches through the back loop
BO - bind off

Gauge:
My gauge corresponds with a manufacturer's gauge on any yarn label


Step-by-Step Directions:

CO 50 stitches (4 repeats of 11 sts + 3 sts for the first edge + 3 sts for the second edge).
Note: you can adjust a number of your repeats and edge stitches per your desire.


Row 1-6             K50

Pattern:
Note: you will repeat 10 rows of this lacy pattern until your desired length (we will start counting again from Row 1)

Row 1                 EDGE, pm; *(K2tog - 2x; YO, K, YO, K, YO, K, YO , SSK - 2x; pm)* - repeat total 4x; EDGE
Row 2                 EDGE; P44; EDGE
Row 3                 EDGE, pm; *(K2tog - 2x; YO, K, YO, K, YO, K, YO , SSK - 2x; pm)* - repeat total 4x; EDGE
Row 4                 EDGE; P44; EDGE
Row 5                 EDGE, pm; *(K2tog - 2x; YO, K, YO, K, YO, K, YO, SSK - 2x; pm)* - repeat total 4x; EDGE
Row 6                 EDGE; K44; EDGE
Row 7                 EDGE; K44; EDGE
Row 8                 EDGE; P44; EDGE
Row 9                 EDGE; K44; EDGE
Row 10               EDGE; P44; EDGE


After you knit your desired number of ROW repetitions, you will finish your scarf this way:

Row 1                 EDGE, pm; *(K2tog - 2x; YO, K, YO, K, YO, K, YO, SSK - 2x; pm)* - repeat total 4x; EDGE
Row 2                 EDGE; P44; EDGE
Row 3                 EDGE, pm; *(K2tog - 2x; YO, K, YO, K, YO, K, YO, SSK - 2x; pm)* - repeat total 4x; EDGE
Row 4                 EDGE; P44; EDGE
Row 5                 EDGE, pm; *(K2tog - 2x; YO, K, YO, K, YO, K, YO , SSK - 2x; pm)* - repeat total 4x; EDGE
Row 6                 K50 (take your markers out as you knit)
Row 7                 K50
Row 8                 K50
Row 9                 K50
Row 10               K50
Row 11               BO all your stitches and weave in your tails/ends


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