Sinusoid Scarf

This scarf is constructed sideways from tip to tip. It is knited all in garter stitch and uses intarsia technique to create a wavy sinus curve edge with holes at the lower edge. Because of this construction, the length (wingspan) can easily be adapted.

The PDF of this knitting pattern is 8 pages long and contains 

• written row-by-row instructions 
• pattern chart
• a short photo tutorial for intarsia knitting 
• a schematic and a short explanation of the construction

To knit this scarf you need the following materials

• Fingering weight yarn in two colors – I used a total about 600 metres (167 grams):
• about 120 metres (30 grams) of C1 (neon green in the pictures, I used madeline Tosh, Merino light, colorway Infrared Sky 455-O)
• about 480 metres (135 grams) of C2 (dark blue in the pictures, I used Wollmeise Pure 100% Merino Superwash )
• 3.25 knitting needles
• optional: removable stitch marker (to mark the beginning of one repeat), to make counting easier