Charlie Chevron Striped Scarf

Skill Level: Easy

Introducing the Chevron Pattern Scarf, a stunning design that combines a visually pleasing Fibonacci striped color repeat. This pattern allows for a beautiful array of varied strip widths in four colors (or even more!), making it an excellent project for utilizing those partial skeins of yarn you may have stashed away. Embrace your creativity with this scarf that not only complements various styles but also showcases your yarn collection!

Pattern Details:

- Yarn: Worsted weight, requiring approximately 490 yards.
- Model Yarn: Cascade 220 Superwash Wool; each ball contains 220 yards (or 200 meters) and weighs 100 grams.
- Color A: Charcoal (#900) – used 49 grams.
- Color B: Aran (#817) – used 93 grams.
- Color C: Black (#815) – used 53 grams.
- Color D: Citron (#886) – used 27 grams.
- Needle Size: U.S. #7 (please adjust for your preferred yarn weight).
- Gauge: 5.5 stitches = 1 inch on U.S. #7 in pattern. Feel free to experiment with any yarn weight and adjust your needle size accordingly to achieve your desired fabric texture.
- Row Counter: Optional, but highly recommended for keeping track of your progress.

This pattern is perfect for knitters of all skill levels, especially those looking to enhance their technique while creating a functional and fashionable piece. Whether you choose to knit this for yourself or as a gift, the Charlie Chevron Scarf is sure to impress. A heartfelt thank you to Stephen Barendt for modeling this beautiful scarf!

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