Unique angles mixed with bold colors work together to create this trendy scarf. Wrap it around your neck for an instant pop of color.
Skill Level: Easy
Size: No size provided
Gauge: 6.5 sts = 1”
Materials
Yarn: Buffalo Wool Company Sexy (50% bison down, 50% fine silk; 400 yards [365 meters]): 1 skein
Needles: US size 4 (3.5 mm) needles
Pattern
CO 25 over 2 needles, so you co loosely.
Beginning Angle
Row 1: K1, inc, k1, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 2: K1, inc, k3, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 3: K1, inc, k5, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 4: K1, inc, k7, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 5: K1, inc, k9, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 6: K1, inc, k11, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 7: K1, inc, k13, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 8: K1, inc, k15, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 9: K1, inc, k17, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 10: K1, inc, k19, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 11: K1, inc, k21, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 12: K1, inc, k23, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 13: K1, inc, k25, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 14: K1, inc, k27, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 15: K1, inc, k29, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 16: K1, inc, k31, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 17: K1, inc, k33, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 18: K1, inc, k35, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 19: K1, inc, k37, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 20: K1, inc, k39, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 21: K1, inc, k41, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 22: K1, inc, k43, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 23: K1, inc, k45, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 24: K1, inc, k47. (49 sts)
Full Angle
Turn to begin.
Row 1: K1, inc, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 2: K1, inc, k1, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 3: K1, inc, k2, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 4: K1, inc, k3, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 5: K1, inc, k4, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 6: K1, inc, k5, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 7: K1, inc, k6, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 8: K1, inc, k7, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 9: K1, inc, k8, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 10: K1, inc, k9, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 11: K1, inc, k10, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 12: K1, inc, k11, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 13: K1, inc, k12, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 14: K1, inc, k13, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 15: K1, inc, k14, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 16: K1, inc, k15, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 17: K1, inc, k16, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 18: K1, inc, k17, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 19: K1, inc, k18, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 20: K1, inc, k19, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 21: K1, inc, k20, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 22: K1, inc, k21, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 23: K1, inc, k22, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 24: K1, inc, k23, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 25: K1, inc, k24, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 26: K1, inc, k25, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 27: K1, inc, k26, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 28: K1, inc, k27, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 29: K1, inc, k28, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 30: K1, inc, k29, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 31: K1, inc, k30, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 32: K1, inc, k31, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 33: K1, inc, k32, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 34: K1, inc, k33, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 35: K1, inc, k34, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 36: K1, inc, k35, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 37: K1, inc, k36, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 38: K1, inc, k37, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 39: K1, inc, k38, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 40: K1, inc, k39, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 41: K1, inc, k40, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 42: K1, inc, k41, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 43: K1, inc, k42, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 44: K1, inc, k43, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 45: K1, inc, k44, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 46: K1, inc, k45, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 47: K1, inc, k46, ssk.
Repeat full angle 8 more times.
Final Angle
Row 1: K1, inc, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 2: K1, inc, k1, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 3: K1, inc, k2, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 4: K1, inc, k3, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 5: K1, inc, k4, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 6: K1, inc, k5, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 7: K1, inc, k6, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 8: K1, inc, k7, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 9: K1, inc, k8, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 10: K1, inc, k9, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 11: K1, inc, k10, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 12: K1, inc, k11, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 13: K1, inc, k12, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 14: K1, inc, k13, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 15: K1, inc, k14, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 16: K1, inc, k15, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 17: K1, inc, k16, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 18: K1, inc, k17, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 19: K1, inc, k18, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 20: K1, inc, k19, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 21: K1, inc, k20, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 22: K1, inc, k21, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 23: K1, inc, k22, ssk, turn; sl1, k to end.
Row 24: Ssk, k22, ssk; turn; sl1, K 22, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 25: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k21, ssk; turn; sl1, k21, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 26: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k20, ssk; turn; sl1, k20, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 27: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k19, ssk; turn; sl1, k19, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 28: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k18, ssk; turn; sl1, k18, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 29: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k17, ssk; turn; sl1, k17, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 30: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k16, ssk; turn; sl1, k16, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 31: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k15, ssk; turn; sl1, k15, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 32: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k14, ssk; turn; sl1, k14, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 33: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k13, ssk; turn; sl1, k13, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 34: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k12, ssk; turn; sl1, k12, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 35: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k11, ssk; turn; sl1, k11, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 36: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k10, ssk; turn; sl1, k10, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 37: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k9, ssk; turn; sl1, k9, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 38: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k8, ssk; turn; sl1, k8, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 39: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k7, ssk; turn; sl1, k7, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 40: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k6, ssk; turn; sl1, k6, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 41: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k5, ssk; turn; sl1, k5, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 42: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k4, ssk; turn; sl1, k4, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 43: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k3, ssk; turn; sl1, k3, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 44: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k2, ssk; turn; sl1, k2, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 45: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, k1, ssk; turn; sl1, k1, turn (1 st remaining on right-hand needle).
Row 46: Sl1, BO 1 st on right-hand needle, ssk, ssk.
Bind off. Weave in ends. 
Hello,
I love the scarf & really want to knit it but I’ve looked through the Buffalo yarn & can only find single colours. The pattern says it takes one skein so it must be a multi-coloured yarn. Can you help please?
Thank you,
Cherrie
Hi Cherrie! I, too, can only find solids in their line of Stunning Sexy yarn:
https://thebuffalowoolco.com/collections/stunning-buffalo-yarns-kits/products/sexy-stunning-buffalo?variant=30729153839215
It looks like over the years their yarn line has changed since this pattern was published back in 2014. I would reach out to the company to see if they have any suggestions. Otherwise, yarnsub may have some good alternatives:
https://yarnsub.com/yarns/buffalo_wool_company/sexy
Hope this helps! – Nicola
I am liking this pattern! TY very much.
What does ssk and BO mean?
Hi Cheryl,
SSK stands for slip, slip, knit. Slip the first stitch as if to knit, then slip the second stitch as if to knit, then finally slide the left-hand needle into the front part of both stitches and knit together.
BO means to bind off.
Thank you,
Julia Wiatr, editor
Can you please tell me what BO stands for-row 25 on final angle. Also I am not too sure what ssk means. Thanks. I love all the patterns you post,
Hi Barbara,
SSK stands for slip, slip, knit. Slip the first stitch as if to knit, then slip the second stitch as if to knit, then finally slide the left-hand needle into the front part of both stitches and knit together.
BO means to bind off.
Thank you,
Julia Wiatr, editor
What does ssk mean? Thanks again for sharing your beautiful and unique pattern.
Hi there,
SSK stands for slip, slip, knit. Slip the first stitch as if to knit, then slip the second stitch as if to knit, then finally slide the left-hand needle into the front part of both stitches and knit together.
Thank you! 🙂
Julia Wiatr, editor
Thank you for this beautiful pattern. I am anxious to make one. What does BO mean?
BO stands for Bind Off.
Thank you!
Julia Wiatr, editor
I love your scarf it gives a new look for me and would LOVE to have one I’m 56 and really learning how little things like that can simply change your whole outlook of dressing. A scarf can say a million words.
I’m a left handed knitter. Would anything change on this pattern for a lefty?
Great looking scarf, thanks for making the pattern available. It’s about time I learned to knit short rows.
Great stuff, really. Looks nicely in different shades of blue, too.
I am glad the font is large and easy to read. Thank you.
CC
Amen…..Love the larger font!….Now, if my printer just worked !!
What is the weight of the yarn? I can’t wear wool.
Andrea,
It’s a lace weight yarn.
Thank you!
Julia Wiatr, editor
I love your patterns
what does inc mean?
“Inc” means “increase”
Thank you!
Julia Wiatr, editor
Which increase do you recommend using? the pattern states ‘inc.’ without defining the increase.
great looking scarve
nice pattern
I love the angles and colors of this scarf. Thanks for making it available.
I love your patterns and try to make something new all the time!
Looks very interesting…….would love to make it1
So pretty! A really good explanation of short row knitting! And the finished scarf is a wow!