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July 19, 2012

I love the look of this scarf, but the scale is just huge. I think I’ll try it in a DK or Sport weight yarn with a G hook. Here’s that pattern if you want to give it a shot too. Be forewarned, you have to login with Lion Brand to see it.

Medallion Motif Scarf

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January 28, 2012

Easy Cabled Scarf

Reversible Cable Scarf Pattern

Jill Chatelain-
2009 (Which way is up scarf)
As altered by RHoffman 2012

Yarn:

Worsted weight

Needles

Size 9 & a cable needle

Abbreviations:

KPK = K1,P1,K1
KP4 = K1,P1x4
St =stitch(es) KP2 = K1,P1x2
Cast on 35 stitches

Rows 1-10:

knit across (garter stitch)

Rows 11-20:

K3 (outer border); K1, P1 (inner border); KPK (moss stitch);KP4(cable);KPK (moss stitch); KP4 (cable), KPK (moss stitch); K1,P1(outer border); K3(outer boarder).

Row 21 (cable row):

K3;K1, P1;*KPK, (work cable) slip next 4 st onto cable needle purlwise (as if to purl) and hold in front. KP2 from the left needle, then pick up the st from the cable needle and KP2. Repeat once from*;KPK; K1,P1; K3

Repeat rows 11-21 until you reach the desired length, ending on a row multiple of 10. Knit across the next 10 rows.

Filed under Knit cable scarf

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