Eyelet Bias Scarf

This narrow scarf/shawl is worked up on the bias, with evenly spaced eyelet rows. The scarf increases as you knit, and there is no decrease section.

I used two balls of KnitPicks Palette in Mineral Heather with size 8 circular needles. It is knit flat, but there are a lot of stitches towards the end.

CO 3, long tail.

Row 1: k2, kfb

Row 2: kfb, k to last 2 sts, k2tog

Row 3: k to last st, kfb

Row 4: Rep row 2

Row 5: Rep row 3

Row 6: kfb, *yo, k2tog; rep from * to end to last 3 sts, k1, k2tog

Row 7: Rep row 3

Row 8: kfb, *yo, k2tog; rep from * to end to last 2 sts, k2tog

Row 9: Rep row 3

Rep rows 2-9 for the pattern repeat.

After a row 2, BO using JSSBO, or another stretchy bind off. Block this to open up the eyelets and garter stitch.

The shawl is 48" along the bind off edge, 16" at the tip, the widest point, 68" across the next edge, and 110" along the longest edge, and is an asymmetric triangle, meaning the sides are not equal in length.
I really like the depth of this yarn color. It is mostly a medium grey-purple, but has streaks of navy, red, and a pale lilac color. The mottled color brings sophistication to the simple pattern.

**Natalia Morroni translated this pattern into Spanish, click here.** 

I hope you make one of these, and enjoy the pattern.
XOXO, Alyssa