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The ends of this unique scarf are characterized by a pattern of intertwining branches. The branches connect an elegant arrangement of downward flowing leaves and flower buds. This beautiful panel is followed by an open work section with a delicate but strong vertical element that grounds the flowing scarf end like the trunk of the cherry tree.
My inspiration for this design was a recent trip through Japan during cherry blossom season. I was taken by the grace and softness of the tree branches and flowing leaves, which I attempted to preserve in this new pattern.
This pattern uses only basic knit or purl return rows. The instructions include both a written pattern and charts for all types of knitters.
5 stitches per inch in stem stitch
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