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Rainbow Fish Infinity Scarf was inspired by the popular children’s book The Rainbow Fish, by Swiss author and artist Marcus Pfister. It is a story about a beautiful fish that learns to make friends by sharing his colorful scales.

This project was designed to highlight a blend of recycled sari silk, Merino, and angora collected from my own rabbits, which resulted in a soft, iridescent handspun yarn with flecks of all the colors of the rainbow.

The infinity scarf was designed to be wrapped twice around the neck. Both sides of the scarf are equally beautiful, so it can be worn showing either or both sides of the work. This pattern would also work well featuring art yarn or thick-and-thin yarn that can be hard to match with a knitting pattern.

MATERIALS:
Fiber: 7 oz Paradise Fibers Undyed Merino Top
.75 oz Silver Settlers Grove French Angora Cloud
.75 oz Paradise Fibers Recycled Sari Silk Multicolored Pulled Roving.

HANDSPUN YARN DETAILS:
Yarn MC: 2-ply; 230 yd; 714 ypp; 9 wpi; worsted weight.
CC: 2-ply; 65 yd; 628 ypp; 7.5 wpi; bulky weight.

NEEDLES:
U.S. sizes 8 (5 mm) and 101/2 (6.5 mm): 47–60” circular
Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.

NOTIONS:
Marker
tapestry needle

GAUGE:
14 sts & 19 rnds = 4” in woven pattern on larger needle.

FINISHED SIZE:
64” circumference by 6.25” tall.

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Available FREE in the Curated collection of 7 Cowls to Spin, Make & Give from Spin Off