In & Out Scarf by Sílvia Silva

In & Out was born out of self-daring. I wanted something hippie, trendy and bold. In other words,
something that had nothing to do with me.
The hollows give it freshness and lightness and the strong colors give it personality.
The scarf is knitted lengthwise. The Fringe tips are worked as an extension of the scarf. The hollows
are achieved through bind offs in one row and cast on stitches on the next row. Worked in one piece,
the scarf is reversible and it can be easily adapted to any width or length by changing the number of
repeats.

The pattern is written for 12 inches/30 cm in width and 59 inches/150 cm in length.

MATERIALS
Yarn used:
Drops Fabel :75% wool, 25% nylon; 224 yd/205 m per 50 g skein;
[CA] Texmex print 153; 1 skein
[CB] Blue sea print 162; 1 skein
[CC] Guacamole print 151; 1 skein

in a total of 672 yd/615m of yarn.

Recommended needle size

US #6/4mm circular needle, 59 inch/150-cm
US #10/6mm needle, any length

Notions
Yarn needle.

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GAUGE
18 sts/40 rows = 4" in stockinette stitch
Note: Correct gauge is not critical for this project.

PATTERN NOTES
The US #10/6mm needle will be used only in the last row for a stretchy bind off.

To increase the length of the scarf, add multiples of 22. To increase in width, repeat section 1 and 2.

After you bind off 11 sts - ex.: row 5 of set up section - there is one st in your needle and you only need
to work 10 more sts to make 11. You will end up with groups of 11 sts plus the fringing tips sts at the
ends.

Use the backwards loop cast-on method also known as single cast on to get a really stretchy cast on.

The measurements in length don’t include the fringes.

PATTERN
With CA and the US #6/4mm needle cast on 330 sts.

Set up section
Row 1: K to end of row.
Row 2: P to end of row.
Row 3: K to end of row.
Row 4: P to end of row.
Row 5: Bind off 33 st, (k 11, bind off 11 sts) 11 times, k11, bind off 44sts.
Cut yarn leaving a tail to weave in ends - in every section last row.

Section 1
With CB yarn
Row 1: Cast on 44 sts on your right needle and go on knitting the sts on your left (k11, cast on 11 sts)
11 times, k11, cast on 33 sts.
Row 2: P to end of row.
Row 3: K to end of row.
Row 4: P to end of row.
Row 5: K to end of row.
Row 6: Bind off 44 st, (p 11, bind off 11 sts)11 times, p11, bind off 33sts.

Section 2
With CC yarn
Row 1: Cast on 33 sts on your right needle and go on purling the sts on your left (p11, cast on 11 sts)
11 times, p11, cast on 44 sts.
Row 2: K to end of row.
Row 3: P to end of row.
Row 4: K to end of row.
Row 5: P to end of row.
Row 6: Bind off 33 st, (K 11, bind off 11 sts)11 times, K11, bind off 44sts.

Section 3
With CA yarn repeat section 1

Section 4
With CB yarn repeat section 2

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Section 5
With CC yarn repeat section 1

Section 6
With CA yarn repeat section 2

Section 7
With CB yarn repeat section 1

Section 8
With CC yarn repeat section 2

Section 9
With CA yarn repeat section 1

Section 10
With CB yarn repeat section 2

Section 11
With CC yarn repeat section 1

Section 12
With CA yarn repeat section 2

Section 13
With CB yarn repeat section 1

Section 14
With CC yarn repeat section 2 rows 1-5.
R6: With US #6/4mm needles bind off 33 sts, with US #10/6mm needle bind off 253 sts, with US
#6/4mm needles bind off 44 sts.

FINISHING
Weave in ends. Wash and block, pinning out each hollow. Cut yarn ends after dry.

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