ONDINE SCARF (EN)

Description

DESCRIPTION
Ondine is a scarf that begins and ends with a lovely wavy edge. It is constructed with diagonal rib sections, structured by Estonian braid lines. Ondine is adaptable in width and length to either cover just the neck or wrap yourself completely. The choice is yours! And to complete your winter look, you can also knit the matching Ondine beanie!

SKILLS LEVEL
Beginner

SIZES
I offer my Ondine scarf in 3 sizes, all adaptable in length.
Final dimensions after blocking:
¨ Child size (1): 24 x 100 cm (9.45 x 39.37 inches)
¨ Medium adult size (2): 33 x 141 cm (12.99 x 55.51 inches)
¨ Stole size (3): 37 x 173 cm (14.57 x 68.11 inches)
To make your choice, I recommend measuring your favorite scarf and knitting the size with the closest dimensions.

MATERIALS
Yarn (sport weight): Fino by Julie Asselin (75% merino wool, 15% cashmere, 10% silk) (col. Trench)
115gr = 360m = 400yds (100gr = 320m = 350yds )
Meterage by size: 360 (680) 930 m
Yardage by size : 395 (745) 1020 yds
Skeins by size : 1 (2) 3

Needles: 4 mm (80-100 cm if you use circular needles) or 6US (30-40’’) or the needles that allow you to achieve the same gauge as I do (knowing that I am a tight knitter)
Notions: 2 stitch markers, a small safety pin or a clip marker, a tapestry needle, scissors.

GAUGE
Knit flat with 4mm / 6US needles and measured after blocking in diagonal ribbing stitch :
28 sts x 31 rws = 10 x 10 cm = 4 x 4 in.