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Dragon Stitch Scarf

By: Onix Terevinto

This dragon skin scarf from Onix Terevinto is one of the most interesting scarf knitting patterns because it is a multi directional knit scarf pattern. Check out these easy knitting instructions!

 

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Materials:

  • straight or circular needles size 10
  • Worsted weight yarn

Note: Dimensions will vary, you can make it as long as you see fit. Multiple of 26 stitches.
You can adjust the size of your scarf, just keep adding in sets of 26 stitches to achieve the desired width.

Instructions:

  1. Cast on 26 stitches
     
  2. Knit 5 rows in garter stitch at the beg and at the end of the scarf
     
  3. Round 1- (WS) and all odd numbered rounds : Purl
     
  4. Round 2: *K1, Yo, SSK, K4, K2tog, K3, Yo, K2, Yo, K3, SSK, K4, K2tog, Yo, K1; rep from *
     
  5. Round 4: *K1, Yo, K1, SSK, K2, K2tog, K4, Yo, K2, Yo, K4, SSK, K2, K2tog, K1, Yo, K1; rep from *
     
  6. Round 6: * K1, Yo, K2, SSK, K2tog, K5, Yo, K2, Yo, K5, SSK, K2tog, K2, Yo, K1; rep from *
     
  7. Round 8: *K1, Yo, K3, SSK, K4, K2tog, Yo, K2, Yo, SSK, K4, K2tog, K3, Yo, K1; rep from *
     
  8. Round 10: *K1, Yo, K4, SSK, K2, K2tog, K1, Yo, K2, Yo, K1, SSK, K2, K2tog, K4, Yo, K1; rep from * 5 times
     
  9. Round 12: *K1, Yo, K5, SSK, K2tog, K2, (Yo, K2) twice, SSK, K2,tog, K5, Yo, K1; rep from *
     
  10. Rep those 12 rounds for pattern
     
  11. Weave in ends. Steam block or hand wash and lay flat to dry.
     
  12. Enjoy!

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dorothymaybell 378 0236

 

Mar 13, 2014

thank you this looks lovely to do .

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Feb 20, 2014

Are the needles UK size 10mm or US size 10

gahagan3 1539241

 

Oct 20, 2013

I don't understand round 10 - do I knit it 5 times with a purl row in between each row or do I do it 5 times and then a purl row

Hedgie

 

Oct 20, 2015

I know this comment is from 2 years ago, but I'm wondering the same thing myself and can't seem to find any answers...

amandajmbass 91387 76

 

Oct 11, 2013

Would that make the SSK the same as the K2tog just after it?

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Jan 15, 2013

What does SSK mean in the Dragon Stitch Scarf

lisane916 6200669

 

Jan 27, 2013

I'm wondering the same thing!

doodlebug57 957466 8

 

Feb 04, 2013

you slip 2 stitches from the left needle over to the right as if you are going to knit them. Then, take your left needle going in through the 2nd stitch knit the 2 stitches together. It is used for a decrease. Hope this helps.

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