The Tria Scarf is a modular scarf where each triangle is knitted separately – and directly joined to the previous one.
The work begins with an iCord cast-on, from which stitches are picked up for the first triangle. Subsequent triangles are knitted by picking up stitches from the previous one, with an iCord along the side. The last triangle is finished with iCord on both sides for a neat edge.
The length of the scarf can be adjusted as desired – the more triangles, the longer the scarf. There are no seams, and the construction allows great freedom in both size and color composition.
The pattern includes three different versions:
Model A:Knitted in gradient yarn – but the scarf can also be made with each triangle in its own color.
Model B:Knitted alternately with two different colors and yarn qualities (two needles of each).
Model C:Knitted in solid-colored yarn with a small lace pattern.
You can use any yarn and needles you wish – there are no gauge requirements. On the front of the pattern, you will find an overview of models, yarn consumption, and measurements, which can be used as a guide and inspiration.
The name
Triarefers to the triangular shape. The simple modular knitting allows for playful experimentation with colors and textures – making the scarf suitable for both solid and multi-colored yarns.