Herding Cats Scarf Knit Pattern - Electronic Download

S. Motheye Scarf Knit Pattern - Electronic Download Knit with approximately 550 yards of lace-weight yarn at a gauge of 24 stitches and 32 rows per 4" using U.

.Finished size: 4" W x 36" L Designed by Cherie Leck.

size 10 1/2/6..

S.. Featuring a damask pattern that relies on changes in stitch direction for the play of shadows across its surface, this 1920s-inspired scarf is ideal for wearing around the neck or draping over the shoulders for some extra warmth and style.

Scarf is knit with approximately 325 (500) yards. The tailored design of this pattern appears similar, but not identical, on both sides, giving it visual appeal and versatility.5mm needles..

With the Cattitude Scarf, I wanted to show the playfulness of a cat going after a ball of yarn, with the yarn trailing all down the length of the scarf. Finished size: approximately 58" long (length can be increased or decreased by approximately 12 1/2" intervals) Designed by Lisa Hannan Fox. Full instructions are included for the double knitting technique.

The Herding Cats Scarf shows what happens if you try to herd cats… they just do their own thing.Any cat owner knows that cats have minds of their own. Instructions are included for the double knitting technique. Finished size: 70" L x 5" W Designed by Lisa Hannan Fox.

This piece works up into a lovely gift, knit in no time! Knit with approximately 275 yards of fingering-weight yarn at a gauge of 26 stiches and 44 rows per 4" using U.

Finished size: 70" L x 5" W Designed by Lisa Hannan Fox.Any cat owner knows that cats have minds of their own.

S.This pattern produces a pretty lace scarf that is delicately complex to the eye but is actually comprised of a simple 8-row pattern. Designed by Anne Hanson. size 3/3.