Meltwater Scarf

I came up with Meltwater when I picked up a skein of Quarry to try, playing around with small cables in big yarn. The yarn made such great ribbing and wonderful cables that I decided to use both and make a generous, squooshable scarf with an integrated i-cord border along each side. This pattern uses knit, purl, slipped stitches, and 2-stitch cables. Instructions for working the cables without a cable needle are included. The stitch patterns are charted only.

The sample is in Brooklyn Tweed Quarry, a 100% wool, woolen-spun bulky weight yarn with 183m to 100g. If substituting yarn, I suggest a bulky weight wool or wool blend with good stitch definition.