
Subway Scarves
The classic log cabin pattern is elevated in these simple scarves with an off-center pattern and just a hint of accent colors in the warp and weft.
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| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Benjamin Krudwig |
| Published | February 23, 2023 |
| Format |
Color-and-weave patterns give this scarf an element of motion, not unlike classic yellow cabs on city streets.
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Color-and-weave patterns give this scarf an element of motion, not unlike classic yellow cabs on city streets.
This design was inspired by a bird’s-eye view of the city during rush hour, with bright orange lights against the dark pavement. Who knew you could find inspiration in even the most annoying of circumstances? Using two colors and the same color order in both warp and weft creates a log cabin design in some areas and interesting color-and-weave designs in others.

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