I don’t know who “invented” the
Mistake Rib pattern stitch so I can’t give that person proper credit. It is a
stitch pattern that I recently discovered and being a new knitter, one that I
appreciated. It looks great, and it is easy. It gets its name because the ribs
are offset which really gives it an interesting look. If you are looking for a
great take along project, then this mistake rib scarf is just the ticket!
You simply knit two and purl two across and end each row
with one purl
You can use any size needles and any type of yarn, great for
stash busting.
The pattern stitch consists of multiples of 4 + 3.
To make my scarf I used one hank of Malabrigo, Worsted. I
purchased this beautiful yarn from one of my favorite yarns shops, Heindselman’s
Yarn and Needlework. They say they are the oldest yarn shop in America, which
is reason enough to visit the store. They are located at 176 West Center
Street, Provo, Ut 84601
The finished size of my scarf is approximately 5 X 50
Inches.
The color way is #246 Hummingbird. 210 yards, 100 grams
Size 13 needles
CO 27 stitches
Row 1: *K2, P2, repeat from * across, end with K2, P1.
Repeat row 1 to desired length.
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