Cornelius Scarf Pattern

This asymmetrical triangle scarf pattern is worked from one tip of the scarf to the other. Alternating sections of garter stitch and easy eyelets make for a quick and fun knit! After casting on a small number of stitches you will begin increasing on one side of the work until reaching the center point. After knitting to the center of the scarf you will then begin decreasing back down to the original amount of stitches before binding off. An integrated I-cord edge is worked on both sides for a clean look. This scarf is incredibly customizable using however much yardage you have! I have written the pattern to use 3 different colors but have also included instructions for using one or two colors (but feel free to go wild and use as many colors as you would like!!). I also had a tester who switched colors half way through the knit and it turned out stunning!! This scarf is perfect for beginner knitters who want to grow their skills. To help you knit this scarf I have created a full video tutorial which can be found here. Gauge Approximately 21 sts x 34 rows = 4”/10cm in garter stitch, worked flat and blocked. Yarn and Yardage C1- 212 yards/4oz (194m/110g) C2 - 94 yards/2oz (86m/50g) C3 - 64 yards/1.2oz (59m/35g) Needles and Notions -US 6/4mm 24” circular needle or size needed to obtain gauge (or can be knit using straight needles) -Darning needle Size 78”/198cm long x 95”/24cm deep You can easily make the scarf longer and deeper by adding more repeat sections in the pattern. If you would like to do this I have included instructions as to where to do this. This pattern has been both technically edited and test knit before publishing.  This is for the purchase of a digital product, NOT a finished item! We are not able to process refunds for digital items after the purchase has been made.