Five identical hexagons, each started on the outside edge and decreasing to the center, combine to make an interesting and versatile scarf. While the hexagons here are attached in a row, forming a straight line, you might experiment with attaching the shapes along a different edge, making a large V formation or curving them into a crescent. The Garter stitch worked into the beginning of each piece means that there is no added finishing, and since the pieces are attached as you go, there is no sewing either.

Yarn:
Blue Sky Fibers Spud & Chloe (approx 248 yards): 3 hanks #7810 Lipstick

Needles:
One 24” long circular needle, size 3
Needle(s) in preferred style for small circumference knitting in the rnd, size 3
(Change needle size if necessary to obtain correct gauge.)

Notions:
Stitch markers

Gauge:
28 sts and 36 rows = 4” in St st