Pipsqueak

About the Design Living in Sydney, Australia, means it’s warm 9 months of the year so I’m constantly playing around with designs that are light, breezy and cool enough to wear all year round.

Pipsqueak is a long, shallow, asymmetrical and reversable scarf that only requires one x 100g skein of sock weight yarn to make. Ladders of dropped stitches, framed by columns of ribbing create a lightweight fabric that is visually stunning and cool enough to wear throughout the Spring (and Summer, depending on where you live!).

About the Pattern

• This is a written pattern with links to video tutorials for special techniques.

• There is support and guidance on how to modify the pattern for different yardage amounts.

The Things You Will Need

• 4mm 100cm circular needles.

• 1 x skein of Twisted Ambitions Sweet Sock (100g, 423m/463yds), I used the following colours in my scarves: Limetreuse (green) and Orchard (pale purple).

• Needle for weaving in ends.

• 9 stitch markers.

• Set of kitchen scales (optional)

• Cable or spare needle (optional)