A dainty lace scarf that is the perfect blend of wool and silk. I love the way Roslyn knits up and you will, too! The mirrored cables along each side and clever lace pattern construction remind me of a Triticale (trit uh KAY lee) field ready for harvest. Triticale is a cross between rye and wheat and an interesting plant which is why I chose the name… The lace construction will keep your interest yet it’s not too tough to work. There is plenty of yardage to make this scarf a fabulous length with just one skein.

Skill Level:
Intermediate

Pattern Techniques:
Cables, Lace Pattern, Chart

Materials:
1 skein of DK-weight yarn
100g (3.5oz) / 382.76 yds (350 m)
US 4 (3.5 mm) Knitting Needles
4 Stitch Markers
Cable Needle
Tapestry/Darning Needle

Gauge:
24 sts x 25 rows = 4”

Finished Measurements:
7” x 86” approx. (Blocked)