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    This document provides instructions for knitting a diagonal scarf using two colors of yarn. It begins with casting on stitches and increasing to 34 stitches using an increase pattern that alternates colors every two rows. The main pattern then uses stockinette stitch while maintaining the stitch count and alternating colors on the first row of each repeat. Decreases are made using a decrease pattern as the scarf reaches the desired length.

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    This document provides instructions for knitting a diagonal scarf using two colors of yarn. It begins with casting on stitches and increasing to 34 stitches using an increase pattern that alternates colors every two rows. The main pattern then uses stockinette stitch while maintaining the stitch count and alternating colors on the first row of each repeat. Decreases are made using a decrease pattern as the scarf reaches the desired length.

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    Diagonal Scarf Pattern

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    This document provides instructions for knitting a diagonal scarf using two colors of yarn. It begins with casting on stitches and increasing to 34 stitches using an increase pattern that alternates colors every two rows. The main pattern then uses stockinette stitch while maintaining the stitch count and alternating colors on the first row of each repeat. Decreases are made using a decrease pattern as the scarf reaches the desired length.

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    Mochi Plus Diagonal Scarf

    Abbreviations:
    CO- cast on; dpn- double pointed needles; K- Knit; K2tog - knit 2 sts together; P- Purl; rep - repeat; St st - stockinette stitch; YO - yarn over; PSSO - pass slip st over; rnd(s) round(s); st(s)- stitch(es); tog together; M1 lift the bar between the st just knit on Rt needle, and the next st on the Left needle, K this st, 1 st Inc made.

    Instructions:
    With color A, cast on 2 sts; K into the front and back of each st = 4 sts. Turn. Knit. Join color B. Designers notes: 1. When first joining a new color, knit one stitch with old and one with new yarn. This wont show, and will lock in the new yarn. 2. Never change yarns in the middle of a row; plan ahead and always change at the end. Its better to waste a little yarn than to risk a lumpy/bumpy change in middle of your work 3. In this pattern, twist the working and non-working yarns together as you change colors. The yarn not in use is simply carried up to the next row where the color change will be made Increase Pattern: Row 1: (place marker to indicate as the front and inc row) Inc 1 by K into front & back of 1st st; K to last 2 sts; Inc 1 by K into front and back of nextto-last st; K1, Turn. Row 2: K all sts. Rep these two rows, alternating colors every 2 rows, until you have 34 sts. Now work main pattern. Main Pattern: Row 1: Dec 1 by K2tog; K across to last 2 sts; Inc 1 by K into front & back of next-to-last st; K1. Row 2: Verify that you have 34 sts on needle; K across. Alternate Colors A & B changing on Row 1 each time. Work these two Rows until you have nearly completed two balls of each color, and scarf is ~64 in long, or desired length. Decrease Pattern: Row 1: K2tog, K to last 2 sts, (Sl-1, K1, PSSO). Row 2: K Continue to change colors every 2 rows while decreasing down to 2 sts. Bind off.

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