Do you have a single skein of DK weight or #3 weight yarn but no idea of what to make with it? Then you will love the Blueberry Sunset Scarf!
The best part about the Blueberry Sunset Scarf is that it looks amazing as a smaller scarf or more of a large triangle shawl.
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The Yarn
I loved this design so much that I needed to make it again! I had a few skeins of a locally hand-painted yarn that was just calling to me.
Since most skeins of DK weight yarn vary from anywhere between 325 and 375 yards I designed the Blueberry Sunset Scarf to use roughly 350 yards.
With the Blueberry Sunset Scarf using the Caron Skinny Cake, I used about half of the cake. I have intentions of making the scarf larger in the coming months (when I get time) to use up the rest of the cake.
When I made it again using the Artisan Yarns version, I wanted to use both skeins that I had on hand. Because all hand-dyed yarn varies I alternated skeins every 4 rows. One hank was a little more pink while the other had more blues.
Supplies Needed
- 350-375 yards DK weight yarn
Caron Skinny Cake in colorway Blueberry Pudding
Artisan Yarns in colorway Sailors Delight - Measuring tape
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
- Stitch markers
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