Demi Lune Scarf Using Shibui Silk Cloud & Shibui Reed

Demi Lune Scarf Using Shibui Silk Cloud & Shibui Reed

Demi Lune Scarf Using Shibui Silk Cloud & Shibui Reed

Demi Lune Scarf Using Shibui Silk Cloud & Shibui Reed

”Four ways to wear it."

The relaxing rhythm of stockinette stitch creates a simple, supple fabric—the perfect canvas to play with degrees of sheerness. Adding a feminine eyelet lace edge keeps the knitting interesting. With long tapered ends, this scarf’s shape lies somewhere between half moon and triangle. Started at the top edge, the knitting gets faster and faster as you go!

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”Four ways to wear it."

The relaxing rhythm of stockinette stitch creates a simple, supple fabric—the perfect canvas to play with degrees of sheerness. Adding a feminine eyelet lace edge keeps the knitting interesting. With long tapered ends, this scarf’s shape lies somewhere between half moon and triangle. Started at the top edge, the knitting gets faster and faster as you go!

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Shown in Shibui Silk Cloud and Shibui Reed

For this particularly graceful version of the Demi Lune Scarf, we held Shibui Reed together with Silk Cloud, a blend of 60% kid mohair and 40% silk. Reed is discontinued but you can still find stock in a few places. Silk Cloud, now produced by the masters at Madeline Tosh, is there in quantity at Jimmy Beans (click below).

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