Tiny Trail Scarf – knitting pattern (PDF)

Tiny Trail Scarf is a small, eye-catching accessory that adds a touch of texture and color to any outfit. Knit in simple mosaic knitting, it creates a beautiful pattern while staying easy and enjoyable to make.
Perfect worn close around the neck, it’s a fun and practical little piece that brings a fresh, cheerful detail to your everyday style.

SIZES 
One size 

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 
Height: approx. 30 cm / 11.75” 
Width: approx. 72 cm / 28.25” 

YARN 
MC: Laurelknits BFL Silky Sock (60% Superwash Bluefaced Leicester, 20% Silk, 20% Nylon, 328 yds / 300 m - 100 g), 1 skein in the colourway Dijon 

CC1: Nurja Merino Sock (75 % merino wool, 25 % polyamide, approx. 420 m / 460 yds per 100 g), 1 skein in the colourway Onyx 

CC2: Regia 4 Tweed (70 % wool, 25 % polyamide, 5 % viscose (tweed speckles) approx. 400 m / 437 yds per 100 g), 1 ball in the colourway 2 Natur Tweed 

Or the following amounts of DK-weight yarn: 

MC: 110 m / 120 yds
CC1: 80 m / 88 yds
CC2 55 m / 60 yds

NEEDLES 
4 mm / US 6, 60–100 cm / 24–40” circular needle 
or the size needed to achieve the correct gauge. 

NOTIONS 
4 stitch markers, tapestry needle.

GAUGE 
17 sts x 31 rows to 10 cm / 4” in garter stitch, 
after blocking.

NOTES 
The scarf is worked top-down towards the tip, with increases on every other row. After the garter stitch section, continue in mosaic knitting, following the chart for both the stitch pattern and the increases.