Trig Scarf

Trig Scarf is a modular scarf with a simple and fun construction. There’s no sewing or complicated colorwork. Knit in all garter stitch, each triangular section is simple enough to be relaxing, but short rows keep things interesting. This pattern is the easier, scarfier sibling of the Trig Wrap.

Instructions are for 3 colors, but as many as 13 colors can be used. Check out the coloring page image to plan out your colors.

Edited by Liz Rolle
Modeled by Sandra Ross
Photos by Beth Shepherd Peters

Finished Size: 70” (178 cm) long and approx. 7” (18 cm) wide scarf.
See schematic on page 4 for details.

Yarn: Malabrigo Worsted approx. 210 yards/100g (192m/100g) per skein or equivalent.
Color A: 148 Holly Hock, 65g, 136 yards (124m)
Color B: 607 Vetiver, 90g, 190 yards (172m)
Color C: 621 Deja Vu, 65g, 136 yards (124m)
OR 55 yards (50m) for Triangle 7 and 35 yards (32m) per triangle for all others.

Needles: Size 10 (6mm) 60” (150 cm) circular needles, or size needed to obtain gauge.

Gauge: 18 sts x 36 rows = 4 x 4” (10 x 10 cm) square in garter stitch.

Other Materials: 2 markers, sewing needle, blocking materials of your choice.