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Love sock yarn, but don't love socks? Here's a great alternative!
This scarf is sooo easy - and a great way to practice cabling skills. Use your favorite fingering weight yarn
and a ball of
Rowan Kidsilk Haze for body.... you'll have it done in no time!
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Materials
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Other color combination suggestions:
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Gauge: None. It's just a cool scarf - don't stress!
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Finished Size: after blocking, 61 inches by 3 1/4 inches
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Abbreviations
- CO: Cast On
- BO: Bind Off
- k: Knit
- p: Purl
- 1x1 rib: k1, p1 to end
- Cable: maintaining 1x1 rib pattern, slip 8 sts to cable needle and
hold to front, work the next 8 sts, work 8 sts from cable needle
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Directions
- With both yarns held together, CO 32 sts
- Row 1: k1, p1 to end
- Repeat Row 1 for 5 rows
- Work Cable Row: *k1, p1* for 8 stitches, work cable, *k1, p1* for last 8 stitches
- Repeat Row 1 for 14 rows
- Work Cable Row: *k1, p1* for 8 stitches, work cable, *k1, p1* for last 8 stitches
- Repeat above 2 steps (the 14 rows of rib, then cable row) until scarf is almost desired length.
- Repeat Row 1 for 5 rows
- Finishing: BO all stitches, weave in ends,
block to finished measurements and fan the bottom out to create the flared effect if
you like. I also tugged on the crossovers of the cables which gave the piece an open and lacy effect.
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We hope you enjoy this free knitting pattern. This free pattern and the associated photographs are only for personal non-commercial use and are not for resale. We offer a number of knitting books, other patterns, and tons of yarn so you can make this or any other project your heart desires!
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