The Kerrville scarf is knit on the bias with two contrasting color fingering weight yarns. Rows 9 & 10 of the Garland Stitch pattern uses a combination of slip and dip stitches. You may find that a small crochet hook or a fix-it tool is helpful in dipping into the exact stitch rows below when directed by the pattern.
The sample shown was lightly steam blocked.

Finished measurements
Width 9” /22.9 cm
Length tip to tip – 70” /178 cm not including fringe

Materials
1 - 100 g / 420 yds hank each of two contrasting colors of fingering weight yarn (A) & (B) – recommend A to be a solid or semi-solid and B can be multi-colored
Sample shown was knit in
1 Hank CHAOS FIBER CO (420 yds), ELITE, Ginger Snaps (A) and MERLIN, Moonlight Stroll (B)
Suggested yarns
SAVVY SKEINS SENSIBLE SOCK, (100 g / 420 yds)
THE PAINTED ALPACA SILK SOCK, (100 g / 438 yds)
TWENTY 8 NORTH FIBERS GUADALUPE RIVER SOCK (100 g / 400 yds)
TWENTY 8 NORTH FIBERS GUADALUPE RIVER SOCK MINIS - 5 @ (20 g / 80 yds) each
CHAOS FIBER CO TONAL – DELUXE SOCK, (100 g / 420 yds)
NOTI YARNS SUPERWASH (100g / 437 yds)

Straight/circular knitting needle(s), size 5 (3.75 mm) OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE
Small crochet hook or fix-it tool

Gauge
23 sts = 4” /10 cm; 46 rows = 4” /10 cm in Garter Ridge Pattern
TO SAVE TIME, TAKE TIME TO CHECK GAUGE

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