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Nivalis scarf is a mini version of the Nivalis wrap and a sister design to my Nivalis pullover, which all feature the same inlay colourwork pattern of snowdrops.
It is essentially a small triangular shawl, which consists of two halves, knit in garter stitch in opposite directions from the center. The bottom parts of the triangles feature a section of inlay colourwork. It is also a quick and easy beginner friendly project and a perfect introduction into inlay colourwork.
You can take a closer look at the original Nivalis wrap sample and discover the design process, learn more about how to choose the yarn and modification options in Episode 31 of my podcast.
The pattern is written for one size with the finished wingspan of ca. 126 cm (50.5 in) and depth (width) of ca. 22 cm (8.75 in), which can be easily modified by playing with the gauge.
For each half:
MC: ca. 90 m (98.5 yds) of any sport/DK weight yarn or combination of yarns to match the gauge.
CC: ca. 6 m (6.6 yds) of any aran/bulky weight yarn or combination of yarns or ca. 12 m (13.1 yds) of a lighter weight yarn held double.
The sample shown calls for:
MC: 1 strand of Nutiden yarn from Honer Och Eir, 100% wool with ca. 500 m (547 yds) in 100 g plate, shown in colourways Glimt (white) and Järnvilja (warm peach);
CC: 2 strands held together of Glimt (white) for Järnvilja (warm peach) MC and viceverca.
∙ 4.0 mm (US 6) circular needles with 40 cm (16 in) long cable (or any other needles of your choice);
∙ a tapestry needle to weave in the ends.
∙ 20 sts & 26 rows in 10 cm (4 in) on 4.0 mm (US 6) needles measured over garter stitch worked flat after blocking.
Adjust the needle sizes if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.