It goes with everything, making it the perfect accessory.

The Telma scarf is worked flat in a simple yet fun lace pattern.
Depending on the style you are looking for, you can wrap it once or twice around your neck.
Also, you might want to spoil yourself with a luxurious yarn quality, since this isn’t a large project.

LEVEL

Beginner (1/3)

YARN

1 (2) skeins of Mohair by Canard 1-ply kid mohair (50 g = 383 yards/ 350 m) (65% kid mohair, 35% merino wool).

For the sample, we used two strands of the colourway “Bark” no. 1103 of 1-ply kid mohair. The scarf is worked by holding two strands of yarn together.

Note: If you are using one single skein, divide this into two equal skeins in order to have two threads of yarn.

Alternative yarn: 1 (1) skein of Milano by Lamana (25 g = 196 yards/ 180 m) (90% merino, 10% cashmere).

For the dark blue sample (size 2) version, we used one strand of the colourway no. 11.

For the light blue sample (size 1) version we used one strand of the colourway no. 43.

Milano is a much thicker yarn. If using this option, only one strand of yarn is needed to achieve gauge.

NEEDLES

3 mm / US 2.5 circular needles, cable length 60 or 80 cm / 24 or 32”.

GAUGE

18 stitches x 50 rows = 10 cm / 4” on 3 mm / US 2.5 needles in garter stitch worked flat after blocking.

SIZES

1 (2)
Width: 8 cm /3.1”
Length: 78 (124) cm / 30 (48)”