Ginny

Four colors, combined in Brioche and Garter stitch, form a Gingham or Buffalo plaid pattern.
Ginny can be knit as a large cowl that loops around the neck twice or as a classic scarf.

The cowl and scarf have the same construction: both are knit flat in two-color Brioche and Garter stitch. The cowl is created by seaming the short sides of the scarf (cast-on and bind-off edges) together after blocking.
A textural checkboard pattern is created by switching between Brioche and Garter stitch. Then, using colors, the checkerboard turns into a buffalo plaid/gingham pattern.

You can make a more traditional two-color Gingham version by using the same color for MC2, CC1, and CC2.

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Size

Circumference (Cowl) / Length (Scarf): 154 cm / 60 ½”
Width: 38 cm / 15”

Gauge

16.5 sts / 36.5 rows = 10 cm / 4” in Garter stitch
after blocking)

Needles

US 7 / 4.5 mm circular needles, min. 60 cm / 23” long
(or size needed to obtain gauge and optimal drape); additionally: larger needle size for bind-off

Notions

tapestry needle, 6 stitch markers

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