Knitting Cable Scarf Patterns

Knitting pattern feather scarf, cable knit scarf tutorial, knit pattern Aran scarf winter quill shawl, intermediate knitting pattern plume

Knitting pattern feather scarf, cable knit scarf tutorial, knit pattern Aran scarf winter quill shawl, intermediate knitting pattern plume *******************THIS IS A KNITTING PATTERN*************** Pattern Level: Intermediate Are you ready to knit this beautiful feather cable scarf with 6 feathers on it? Size: approx. 17 x 170 cm / 6.7 x 67 inch Needles: US size 8, UK size 6 (= 5 mm) and a cable needle Yarn for needle US 8 and UK 6 = 10 ply, Aran, worsted, approx. 165 grams (= 300 meters or 328 yds) Gauge: = 18 stitches and 20.5 row = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 inch. This scarf is the perfect example of how you can take knit stitches and craft them into something unique and interesting. The stitches used for these Feathers are for intermediate knitters. The back of the scarf is as beautiful as the front (see photo 5) Some knowledge of the following would help in making this scarf: basic knit stitches, cable knitting, knitting stitches together, increasing and decreasing and slipstitches. I recommend blocking the scarf after knitting to even out all the bumps and gaps between the stitches, to produce a very even and neat fabric. After payment is received the written pattern (in English and Dutch) will be available immediately.

KNITTING PATTERN ⨯ Hooded Cable Scarf Knitting Pattern ⨯ Knit Pattern Winter Accessories

KNITTING PATTERN ⨯ Hooded Cable Scarf Knitting Pattern ⨯ Knit Pattern Winter Accessories Size — 210 cm long (without fringe), 30 cm wide Written in English With this pattern you get the scarf and cap all in one without the fear of mislaying the hat:) The cable pattern gives this scarf a striking look, and the hood shape is nicely designed. The fringe gives it that Boho feel. I would love to see pics of the finished scarf! Happy knitting Instant-download digital pattern PDF file PDF includes instructions + recommended materials Written in English, with US dimensions The Pattern PDF is available for instant download upon payment. Download link is located under your Etsy account drop down menu under \

Knitting Pattern – Braided Infinity Scarf – Cowl – Cable Knit – Diagram – Instant Digital Download

PATTERN- PDF for a warm cable knit cowl infinity scarf in Alpaca, with 3 types of beautiful defined braids. Knitted in light grey or sand color. *The pattern includes a stitch diagram/chart. Tutorial on knitting cables: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogMAdvojRlE\u0026app=desktop NB! This is not the physical item, but a digital pattern file. English edition. I do not to give refunds after payment and downloads of the digital file. Sorry.

Knit Scarf Pattern: My Favorite Cable Lace Turtleneck Scarf Knitting Pattern

If you love knitting cable lace, you will truly enjoy making and using this stitch pattern. It makes a lovely scarf, but of course, you can use the stitch pattern for any flat garment that you like. This pattern for a knitted scarf is written so that you may choose whet
her you would like to use either sport weight yarn or worsted weight yarn. Should you elect to make the scarf with the turtleneck, even the sport weight will keep you warm. If you would like to make it a blanket, use the worsted weight, with as much yardage necessary to get the blanket that you desire. The focal stitch is both written out, and charted, and there are directions for an optional crocheted edging for both gauges. Skill Level: Intermediate (assuming a good working knowledge of cabling and lace knitting.) Skill Level for the optional Edging: Intermediate (assuming a working knowledge of crocheting) The scarf shown in the sample was made with Lorna’s Laces Shepherd Sport Weight yarn in colorway, Chocolate. This is a listing for a pattern, and NOT the finished product. If you would like this pattern knit for you, please contact Debi Maige at: dmaige1 [!at] gmail.com Thanks for stopping by. If you would like this pattern knit for you, or as a holiday gift, please contact Debi Maige at: dmaige1 [!at] gmail.com

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