- Single Point: US 11 - 8.0 mm

- Worsted

YARN - 2 skeins of Knitting Fever Painted Mist (58% modal, 34% acrylic, 8% wool; 3.5 oz./100g, 273 yd/250 m) in color Misty Rainbow - Any other yarn in worsted weight will work fine. The pattern can be modified for another yarn weight and yardage. NEEDLES - US11/8.0mm needles (can be 1-2 sizes up depending on knitting tension) - For any other yarn: use needles at least two sizes up from stated on the label to keep fabric not too dense NOTIONS - Scissors - Tapestry needle GAUGE - 23 sts and 16 rows in 4”/10cm in Herringbone Stitch, blocked - Can be changed to fit the desired yarn

59”/150cm in circumference, 12.6”/32cm wide.

Misty Rainbow is a stylish infinity scarf that shows off the best of unusually colored yarn. Rows of Herringbone Stitch create beautiful texture that highlights the changes of colors. The fabric looks nice from both sides and is dense enough to keep you warm and cozy. This pattern was specially designed to unravel the beauty of color changing yarn but can also make an unusual garment out of a solid-colored skein. It can be used as a base for experiments, as neither yarn weight nor gauge is critical. Step-by-step photos on how to knit the herringbone stitch are included in the pattern. There are also two video tutorial for RS and for WS on my Instagram page.