Fig Crumble

Colorful fruit and other summery goodness adorn the market stalls. Both the covered alleys and the market square are busy, teeming with life, flowers, people and produce. The only things I buy today are figs and some flour. Every now and then, I bake a fig crumble, sweet, crunchy and fruity all at once, to me the epitome of summer. The Fig Crumble scarf is a treat for both lace and texture. Wavy lines provide the frame for a play of stitches curving toward each other, and lines of eyelets opening to the sky. Texture takes center stage on the back side too, making for a fun reversible accessory. Fig Crumble is the perfect laid-back project on our way to summer. Get ready and indulge in sweetness!

Pattern notes: This pattern is worked flat. Suggestions are given to customize the pattern (wider scarf, stole). Charts and written instructions are provided.

Sample shown in Rowan Softyak DK color 00238 Heath.

For a wider scarf (28cm*201.5cm): use 4 balls.

For a stole (54cm*217cm): use 8 balls.