Sauge Scarf by September Knits. Sauge is cast on using Long-tail Cast-on using a slightly larger needle size for fingering weight yarn to give it perfect drape and wrapping abilities. Two-color brioche is used to create the ribbing for the border. A deep brioche rib is created before transitioning into the main body section. This section is a sequence of slipped stitches using both the main and contrast color. Then the two-color brioche rib is created again to end the scarf as we began. Sauge is cast off using a stretchy bind off of your choice.
Gauge: 27 sts/21 rows= 4 in/10 cm square in two- color Brioche Stitch worked flat using 3.75 mm/US 5 circ needles after blocking in fingering weight yarn
Finished Measurements: Length (without fringe): 89 in/226 cm; Width: 7 in/18 cm
Materials Used: Fingering weight yarn; total approx. yarn used: 696 meters/761 yards (Sample Shown in woolandnature, Naturally dyed 100% organic wool from small farms in the South of France, Fingering 2 ply, approx. 400 meters/437 yards/100 grams, naturally dyed with cochineal (MC) & madder (CC), 2 skeins, 1 of each color.)
Needle Size: 3.75 mm/US 5 circ, or size to obtain gauge
Pattern Includes: Written Instructions & Schematics
Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner
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