Alpine Meadows Triangle Scarf

Wrap yourself in this stunning alpine triangle scarf — a big, drapey shawl worked in puff and cluster puff stitchwork that looks far more complicated than it is. One Mandala yarn cake does almost the entire scarf, and the long color changes do all the work for you, shifting shades as you go without a single yarn change.

I used about 580 yards for the body and saved the remaining yarn from the cake for the tassels on the points — that finishing touch takes it from pretty to showstopper. (If you fall in love with Mandala Sparkle, grab two skeins.)

You will need a J hook (6 mm), one Mandala cake in your favorite colorway, a tapestry needle, scissors, and an optional tassel maker. Stitches used are the magic circle, chains, double crochet, puff, and cluster puff — all the special stitches are explained step by step.

This is an instant PDF download. The triangle shape grows row by row from a tiny start, so it is a wonderfully meditative make — perfect for layering in transitional weather, and an absolute stunner draped over a jacket.