Pompom scarf/Pomponsjaal
I saw this scarf on 1 funkyknitwit’s blog (one hell of a knitter!) (http://1funkyknitwit.blogspot.com/ ) and fell in love, so I tried to make a similar one.
You can make as many scarfs as you wish, but you may not sell this pattern as I put
copyright on it.
This pattern will only be clear to the better knitter. I am sorry for this.
Any way, hope this helps
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Cast on 25 st.
RS: K6, P1, K5, P1(center stitsh), K5, P1, K6
BS: Knit stitches as they appear, except for the first and the last st, which was always a knit stitch to keep the border straight.
Row 3: K6, M1pearlwise, P1, M1pearlwise, K5, P1 (center stitch),
K5,M1 id. as first part.
Row 5, K6, M1pearlwise, P3, M1pearlwise, K5, P1 (center stitch),
K5, M1 id. as first part.
Continue increasing until you have 51 stitches on the needle, increasing in the last row 1 stitch pearlwise on each side of the center stitch, which is included in these 51 stitches (you have 3 pearl center stitches).
Continue knitting using the chart I found at Jessica’s:
http://www.jessica-tromp.nl/knittingstitchescables.htm
arran cable 1 for the cable part of the scarf, keeping all side and center stitches in pattern, until desired length minus the end-part of the scarf. Start at row 17 of the chart.
A T T E N T I O N !
You need to make a hole to pass the pompon through and close the scarf.
I started this in the last complete patternrepeat at the same height of the last bobble and continued in this separate way till the first bobble after the last crossing cable in the scarf (= during 8 rows in which you will need to devide the scarf in 2).
I placed the bobbles on the 7th and the 23th row (instead of the 9th and 21st ) of the chart and in the 15th row (instead off row 21) as well I placed the bobbles in the 15th row on the 9th and 17th stitch.
Stitches 1 to 3 are skipped and replaced by the 4 side stitches. Hope my picture helps to clarify.
Make 2 pompons and sew on cast on and cast off row, wrinkling these stitches more or less. Hope these notes helped one way or the other.
Legend: http://www.jessica-tromp.nl/aran_ajour_cables_lace/long%20legend%20cables.png
Copyright Annie Ophalvens
Some work of my friend Viviane
