Catch of the Day Scarf – The Wandering Flock
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  • Person wearing a black shirt and a light blue and orange striped skinny scarf with a fish head and tail on the ends.
  • Person holding a rolled up knit skinny scarf in the shape of a fish with orange and light blue stripes on a white background.
  • Person holding a striped knit skinny scarf in the shape of a fish with orange and light blue stripes against a plain background
  • A rolled up knit skinny scarf in the shape of a fish with orange and light blue stripes on a white background.

Catch of the Day Scarf

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Catch of the Day is the freshest fish scarf at the market! You will begin at the tail, working flat in fisherman's ribbing and using short rows and decreases for the shaping. Then, you'll divide your stitches and work the body and head in the round. Alternate colors in four-round stripes if you want your fish to wear a sweater!

Please note, this pattern is a digital download! You will receive an email with a link to download the pattern within a day or two after purchase. If you have not received the pattern by then, please contact us at hello@thewanderingflock.com.

Size
One Size (adjustable length)

Finished Measurements
60 x 2.25” (152 x 5.75cm) 

Yarn
The Wandering Flock Baby Paca (400yd / 365m per 100g skein) 

C1 - 1 skein, color shown: Dune
C2 - 1 skein, color shown: Poppy 
C3 - 1 skein, color shown: Sky Blue 

OR 365yd of sport weight yarn. 

C1 - 12yd
C2 - 173yd
C3 - 171yd 

Gauge
28 stitches x 56 rounds = 4” / 10cm in garter stitch 

Needles
US 4 / 3.5mm DPNs or circular needles for working in magic loop
Always use a needle size that will result in the correct gauge after blocking.

Tools

  • 3 stitch markers
  • Spare needle (if using circular needles)
  • Tapestry needle

Techniques

  • Short rows
  • Fisherman's ribbing
  • Slipped stitches
  • Increases and decreases
  • Using multiple colors of yarn
  • Wrapping stitches