#cable scarf

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Donwell cable scarf is completed and being blocked. I did find a teensy little cabling mistake (literally 2 stitches) when blocking & I plan to fix it with a duplicate stitch once everything is dry since even though it’s barely noticable it’ll annoy the heck out of me knowing it’s there. See if you can find the mistake in the 3rd picture 😉

[knits-your-problem-now]

So I set up a pattern on Etsy and you can find it here. I hope some people will consider buying it. It’s not too difficult and easy to understand.

Simple Cable Knit Scarf Pattern

A pattern I made recently to match a hat I found on Ravelry, the yarn used is Premier Serenity but you can use whatever yarn strikes you, yo

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The Knit Issue – Selvedge Magazine

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This was my first attempt at knitting cables! I’m happy with how it came out, though it’s too long to get a good picture of the whole thing!

[poisonous-fun]

Cable stitch scarf WIP.

I have too many WIPs

[ezekiellsplayground]

I have been plowing on with this scarf and I can see the light at the end of the tunnel! I’ve knit the middle section and the second keyhole, and now I just have to finish off the end.

[thecrochetcrowd]

Tuck Cables Big Knit Scarf + Tutorial

It is elegant and yet not hard to accomplish with Caron Colorama Halo. Tuck cabling for knit scarf. Free tutorial provided. Knit Tucked Cables Scarf After learning how to do cables for hats, I wondered about this scarf but was drawn in by the colour transitioning of the yarn. We have tutorials for basics of stitches in knitting as well. In the tutorial, you will see I used a checklist to make…

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So Much to Blog About

My last few posts have stressed the amount of work I've had and that's not over yet but I did want to post some fiber-related items. First, I want to thank my RSE pal Mirya for the beautiful scarf and wonderful treats she sent me all the way from Australia. The photo doesn't do it justice. It is knit in a super soft green and black speckled colorway. It is long and slim so I've been able to wear it to work as the weather warms up. It's perfect because the mornings in Detroit are still chilly. Mirya also sent a whole bunch of goodies including: Organic Cotton Yarn, Fiber for Spinning, Labels, Buttons, Reminder Tabs, Chocolate Wafers, Gummy Animals (delicious), Caramel Koalas (demolished those immediately) This was an amazing swap and Mirya and I had loads of fun chatting weekly.

Here's what went out to my pal: The Leaf Lace Scarf in Cherry Tree Hill SockItToMe yarn.

This was a very easy knit. In fact I've cast on two more for Mother's Day gifts. I also sent my pal a spinning fiber sampler with 1oz bundles of a variety of fibers; I added some spinning record pages as well so she can keep track of her swatches. The package also included some Knit Picks circular needles and Knit Picks Essential Yarn and of course some yummy chocolate. Of course I failed to take a pic of the package which was bundled in bright spring colors. I was so very afraid this scarf would be a disaster. I could only knit about 4 rows each day because of all the work but as the scarf progressed it was looking very ugly. Well not UGLY just not lacey. But the Ravelry crowd held my hand and blocking is amazing. Here's proof: Thank you to everyone who promised me blocking would prevail.

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