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5/4/2018 0 Comments Manta Ray - a linen scarf I just released the Manta Ray pattern! It's a simple, elegant linen scarf employing mostly garter stitch, designed to showcase @maiwahandprints' gorgeous Naturally Dyed Organic Linen from their Honest Yarn collection. It only takes one skein of the fingering weight and they just released a bunch of gorgeous new colours. When laid flat its shape is not unlike a Manta Ray. It can be worn wrapped around your neck as a cowl or decoratively draped and fastened with a pin. In the photos below I used a bone shawl pin from Maiwa. Manta Ray is free via ravelry for newsletter subscribers until the end of the weekend!
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Materials
Final Measurements after being blocked:
55” long from curved tip to curved tip
15” deep along center stitches
- One skein of Maiwa’s Naturally Dyed Organic Linen Honest Yarn in fingering weight, in the light indigo colourway (or any other fingering weight plant-based fibre)
- One pair of 4US/3.5mm 32” circular needles with sharp tips (Hiya Hiya Sharps are great)
- 2 stitch markers that are not the exactly the same. You will use one to determine which rows you will be increasing on.
- a progress keeper (optional)
Final Measurements after being blocked:
55” long from curved tip to curved tip
15” deep along center stitches
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