Falling Water

Falling Water free knitting pattern
Falling Water


While the scarf shown in the pattern is knit in fingering weight yarn, it can be knit using any weight yarn.  Use of sport weight, DK or worsted weight yarn will create a larger scarf.  Gauge will be determined by what kind of yarn and what size needles you use. 
The Pattern by Bonnie Sennott

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