Briza in the Breeze

This lace pattern reminds me of Briza, a genus of grass species commonly known as quaking grass. I'm drawn to the beautiful organic yet organised flow, like the sturdy stalk and bobbing spikelet of grass gently swaying in the breeze. The lace section blends into a stockinette section, handing the spotlight to the yarn itself. Perfect for the most luxurious lace in your stash. It’s a quick knit that doesn’t demand a lot of yarn. 50g of lace weight yarn is more than enough to make the size stated. The pattern is easily adjustable, you can increase or decrease the width and length to suit the amount of yarn you have available. It would also work with 4 ply yarn. If you want to make a larger size or a different yarn weight there's a paragraph which explains how to adjust the pattern. The scarf is knitted in 2 parts and grafted together to complete.