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Morning Light

Morning Light fits right into your day without asking for anything extra.

Simple eyelets on stockinette stitch add just enough interest to keep you engaged, while the calm repetition makes it perfect for when you want the stitches to carry you.

The rows flow without effort, making it easy to pick up, pause, and return to whenever life allows.

Whether you’re grabbing coffee, doing the school run, or heading into the office, this lightweight layer adds warmth, comfort, and a little bit of “I chose something nice for myself today.”

8.50 EUR

5-page PDF download

Written and charted instructions

Suggested bind-off

Schematic with measurements

Blocking instructions

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WHAT'S INSIDE

Easy-to-follow instructions
for stress-free knitting

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Yarn

Three skeins of Cardiff Cashmere Classic (100% Cashmere; 112 m / 122 yds per 25 g).

Or approximately 336 m / 367 yds of similar DK-weight yarn.

needles

Size 4.5 mm / US 7 needles or size to achieve pattern gauge

This narrow scarf is worked flat, so you can use either circular needles or long straight needles.

stitches used

k: knit
k2tog: knit two stitches together
p: purl
slwyif: slip one stitch purlwise with yarn in front
sl1k2togpsso: slip one stitch knitwise, knit two stitches together, pass the slipped stitch over
ssk: slip, slip, knit; slip one stitch knitwise, slip another stitch knitwise, knit the two slipped stitches together through back loops
yo: yarn over

finished measurements

After blocking
Width: 28 cm / 11 in
Length: 152 cm / 60 in

The pattern includes instructions to modify both width and length.

Terms of use

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