Let your playful side run free this winter with the Paint Drip Scarf. Knit from scraps and leftovers from other worsted weight projects, you can create your own wonderful mess of color. The drip motif uses Stacked Stitches, an innovative method of increasing and decreasing, to create the colorwork. The reverse side has no strands, and the pattern includes a tutorial video showing how to weave in ends as you knit.
We hope you take advantage of the coloring pages included in the pattern to plan out your color scheme.

Pattern Stats

Finished Size: 9” (23 cm) wide x 75” (190.5 cm) long
Yarn: Sample used approx. 560 yards (512m) or 9oz (255g) scraps of worsted weight yarn. The yarns listed below, used in the sample, are all similar, single ply, and slightly heavier than a standard worsted weight yarn.

• Manos del Uruguay Maxima; 218 yards (199 meters) per 100 gram skein, 100% wool. Malabrigo Worsted; 210 yards (192 meters) per 100 gram skein, 100% wool. Classic Elite Yarns Jill Eaton Minnow Merino; 77 yards (70 meters) per 50 gram skein, 100% merino wool. Madelinetosh Tosh Merino; 210 yards (192 meters) per 100 gram skein, 100% merino wool.

Needles: Size 10 (6mm) needles, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: 14 sts x 26 rows = 4 x 4” (10 x 10 cm) square in garter stitch.
Other Materials: Tapestry needle, pins, blocking wires, blocking surface.

Skill Level: This project contains many types of stacked stitches and is best suited for advanced knitters. Videos of the included techniques can be found on my YouTube channel.

Tech edited by Liz Rolle