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Slasher Poltergeist Scarf Knitting Kit – Flamingo & Hero

Slasher Poltergeist Scarf Knitting Kit – Flamingo & Hero

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The Slasher Poltergeist Triangle Scarf is a reversible, two-pattern double-knit scarf with a Screaming Face motif on one side and ghost hands on the other. Both colours are worked across every row, creating two layers of fabric at the same time. Each stitch is worked as a knit-and-purl pair for the front and back layers. This construction differs from the separate mosaic-knit Slasher Shawlette.

Available sizes
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Pattern

What's included

  • Dashing Fingering 50g - Flamingo × 2
  • Dashing Fingering 50g - Hero × 2
  • PDF Pattern × 1
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Pattern information

Available sizes
One size (top edge 128 cm; depth 43.5 cm; side edge 80 cm)
Skill level
Advanced
Yarn weight
Fingering
Needles
3.5 mm
Estimated knitting time
30 hours

Fit & measurements

One size. Top edge: 128 cm; depth: 43.5 cm; side edge: 80 cm.

Yarn requirements

Main colour: 100 g / 400 m of Dashing Fingering.

Contrasting colour: 100 g / 400 m of Dashing Fingering.

Needles & notions

Needles

3.5 mm needles.

Techniques

  • Double knitting
  • Provisional cast-on
  • I-cord

Construction

The Slasher Poltergeist Triangle Scarf takes the thrilling geometry of the original triangle scarf and completely flips the script with a fully reversible, two-pattern double-knit construction. While the original mosaic version allowed you to handle only one colour per row, this advanced edition requires you to work both your Main Colour (MC) and Contrasting Colour (CC) simultaneously across every row. This technique creates a spectacular and fully reversible fabric with a chilling surprise: Side A features the iconic Screaming Face motif, while Side B reveals a terrifying pattern of ghost hands reaching out from the dark. Because two-pattern double-knitting creates two layers of fabric at once, every single stitch on your needle is actually a pair (one knit stitch for the front fabric, and one purl stitch for the back fabric).

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