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Fellow Doctor Who aficionados / knitters probably noticed the cute scarf that Rose Tyler was wearing in the
Boomtown episode.
I sure did, but I just thought nice scarf, and that was the end of it. Or so I thought! That little scarf burrowed
its way into my brain until I was determined to make it. I browsed and found I wasnt the only one who had
made the attempt. I tested out a few patterns and colours and nothing seemed quite right. I spent minutes
(hours, probably) with my nose against my computer monitor trying to figure out the pattern. Harder than it
sounds!
I think that I finally have it sussed! Without further adieu, here is the pattern.
Size: One size fits all! You may want to adjust a bit if you are very short or very tall.
Yarn: Four skeins of Manos del Uruguay Wool Classica Space Dyed. Pick the colours you like best; to mimic the
BoomTown scarf as best as possible, use:
one skein of wildflowers,
one mermaid,
one fruit salad or autumn,
one mulled wine or pot pourri.
These are not the exact colours I used but I would recommend those after seeing how the colours work
together. Roses scarf looks a bit lighter in the photos but Manos doesnt make anything lighter than
Wildflowers in that type of yarn.
Needles: One set of size 10.5US (for cast on / off), one set size 11US for the scarf itself.
Gauge is not important for this project.
Stitches:
Ssk slip two stitches as if to knit onto right needle. Insert left needle into front loops of slipped sts and knit
Yo2 double yarnover / yarnover twice (creates two sts)
C1f slip st on stitch holder and bring to front; p next st; p st from stitch holder (I didnt use a st holder)
C1b slip st on stitch holder and bring to back; p next st; p st from stitch holder