Sprang Scarf

Sprang Scarf was first design in 2023’s N Club and now it is available for ALL to knit!

This scarf literally sprang off my needles. She knew that warm weather was around the corner and was just begging to be the delicate new color pop in our wardrobes. Cheryl at Essence of Autumn dyed two of her luscious summer yarns Silky Linen and Silk/Cashmere with her signature color flair while dreaming about spring.

There is also a coordinating Sprang Cuff! … get ready to learn bead crochet from me!!!

Sprang is not complicated, and it’s also not boring, ensuring you stay engaged with your WIP. You’ll start with a middle strip that is worked with bias shaping in the silky linen… once that is done you pick up stitches for the right edge and work a lace panel outwards with the cash/silk. Finally, you’ll pick up stitches along the left edge and work a Shetland Lace Knitted-On border that I’ve had waiting in my design queue.

Want to hear the best part? This scarf has SIZES… and your club kit provides you with enough materials to make two or maybe even three scarves. Choose between three smalls, one small and one medium, one small and one large, two mediums… you get the idea?

MATERIALS
Yarn I Used:
Yarn 1- Essence of Autumn, Silky Linen; (65% Silk, 35% Linen; 490 yd [448 m]/ 4 oz [115 g]); Fields of Lupine
Yarn 2- Essence of Autumn, Silky Cashmere; (50% Silk, 50% Cashmere; 435 yd [397 m]/ 2 oz [50 g]); Fields of Lupine

Ndl A- US Size 6 [4 mm] double pointed needles (or other needle length of choice), or size needed to obtain gauge
Ndl B- US Size 6 [4 mm] 32-inch or longer circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge
Stitch markers (optional)

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Approx. 12.5 inches [32 cm] wide x 44 (62, 80) inches [112 (157, 203) cm] long

GAUGE
16 sts x 36 rows = 4 inches [10 cm] in Garter St in Y1, unblocked
12 sts x 32 rows = 4 inches [10 cm] in Garter St in Y1, blocked