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Status Quo Scarf

B Y N ATALIA V ASILIEVA

D IFFICULTY : I NTERMEDIATE

S KILLS U SED : C ROCHET CHAIN CAST - ON , SLIPPED STITCHES ,

BASIC CABLES , DEALING WITH CABLE SPLAY , FOLLOWING

CHARTS , BIND - OFF IN PATTERN .

Version 1.01
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
5” wide and 60” long (12.5 x 150 cm)

TOOLS AND MATERIALS


 Schulana Fashion Silk (85% silk, 15% polyester;

120 yds (110 m) per 50 g); color #19 (brown): 4 skeins

 US 10 (6 mm) needles

 6 mm (J) crochet hook

 Cable needle

GAUGE
Cabled pattern: 24 sts x 24 rows = 3⅜” x 4”(8.5 x 10 cm)

PATTERN NOTES
To prevent cable splay, the scarf begins with casting on a smaller number

of stitches that are increased in the 1st row and decreased back before bind-

off.

Selvedge with two slipped stitches produces slim tubes along scarf edges

that can be used to hide yarn ends. Always join a new skein at the edge.

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SPECIAL STITCHES
BTS (tube selvedge at the beginning of the row): slip 1 wyib, k1.

ETS (tube selvedge at the end of the row): slip 1 wyif, p1.

Right cable increase (resembles left leaning lifted (raised) increase, LLinc):

k2, then lift purl bumps behind 2 sts just knitted onto left needle and knit

these purl bumps – 2 sts increased.1

Left cable increase (resembles right leaning lifted (raised) increase, LRinc):

with help of cable needle, pick up purl bumps behind 2 rightmost sts on

left needle, k2 from cable needle, then k2 as usual – 2 sts increased.2

Right Cable k2/k2: slip 2 sts to cable needle and hold to back of work, k2,

k2 from cable needle.

Left Cable k2/k2: slip 2 sts to cable needle and hold to front of work, k2, k2

from cable needle.

Right Twist p1/k2: slip 1 st to cable needle and hold to back of work, k2, p1

from cable needle.

Left Twist k2/p1: slip 2 sts to cable needle and hold to front of work, p1, k2

from cable needle.

Right cable decrease: slip 2 sts to cable needle and hold to back of work,

then knit 1 st from left needle together with 1 st from cable needle, 2 times

– 2 sts decreased.

Left cable decrease: slip 2 sts to cable needle and hold to front of work,

then knit 1 st from cable needle together with 1 st from left needle, 2 times

– 2 sts decreased.

1 Right cable increase may be replaced with [kfb, kfb], [k1, m1, k1, m1], [k1, LLinc, k1, LLinc], [k1, kfbf] or
any similar solid, non-open increases of your choice.
2 Left cable increase may be replaced with [kfb, kfb], [m1, k1, m1, k1], [LRinc, k1, LRinc, k1], [kfbf, k1] or

any similar solid, non-open increases of your choice.

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DIRECTIONS
Using a crochet hook and the crochet chain method, cast on 32 stitches.

Set-up row 0 (WS): BTS, k2, p2, k3, [p2, k2] x4 times, k1, p2, k2, ETS.

Row 1 (RS): BTS, p2, right cable increase, p3, [left cable increase, p2] x4

times, p1, right cable increase, p2, ETS = 44 stitches.

Row 2 and all WS rows: BTS, knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches,

ETS.

Then follow the Charts, always joining new skeins at the edge.

Knit rows 2-4 once (Chart 1), repeat rows 5-28 throughout (you may use

Chart 2a and 2b interchangeably) and end with rows 29-32 (Chart 3).

Last row 33 (RS): BTS, p2, right cable decrease, p3, [left cable decrease, p2]

x4 times, p1, right cable decrease, p2, ETS = 32 stitches.

Bind off in pattern using chain bind-off.

FINISHING
Hide all ends in tube selvedges. Block if desired.

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Chart 2a (Chart 1 is below)

Chart 1

Charts were drawn with http://jacquie.typepad.com/Charts/knitChart.htm

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Chart 3

Chart 2b

Charts were drawn with http://jacquie.typepad.com/Charts/knitChart.htm

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