deliciously chunky lace button scarf
by Emily Wessel
False Creek is an inlet at the heart of Vancouver. It is ringed by the Seawall: a path and park system which celebrates the city's proximity to the water. Ice cream, dog walking, sun bathing, and a farmers market only a short walk from your apartment: this is part of why Vancouver is consistently voted one of the most liveable cities in the world.
If you are a new knitter, or in need of a quick project this zippy little button scarf is an opportunity to learn about reading charts and working very basic lace stitches. In a super-bulky yarn False Creek works up quickly, making a perfect gift.
| sizing | 9 inches tall by 26 inches long |
| materials | 90 yds super bulky weight yarn (8-10 sts/4") (we used Malabrigo Rasta in '63-natural') we suggest a super-bulky, but the scarf may also be knit using worsted or aran weight held double or triple |
| gauge | 9 sts / 4" (in stockinette stitch) |
| suggested needles | US #15 / 10 mm (or as required to meet gauge) |
| notes | The cowl is knit from end to end. A garter stitch border surrounds the textured lace pattern. The lace pattern is described BOTH in a chart and in written instructions. |
The false creek cowl pattern is available as an individual pattern download, or as part of the Pacific Knits collection.
| buy False Creek pattern | $4 USD |
| $17 USD (for 18 patterns) |
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