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Reversible Cabled Scarf - 220 Superwash Aran

A  I love reversible scarves and I love cables.  It was great fun to realize that I could have both in one project.
220 Superwash Aran is another new yarn that plays beautifully on the needles.  Each 100 gram hank has 150 yards of squishy superwash merino softness.  Easy care, it comes in a palette of 40 rich colors.  It only took 2 hanks to work up this luscious, cabled scarf.
Materials

  • 2 hanks 220 Superwash Aran (100% Superwash Merino Wool - 150 yds/100 g) - shown in 1987 (Magenta)
  • US 9 needles
  • Cable needle (or DPN)
  • Yarn needle
Abbreviations
  • CN - Cable Needle
  • K - Knit
  • P - Purl
  • C4FRib - Slip 4 stitches to CN, hold in front; [K1, P1] x 2; [K1, P1] x 2 from CN
  • C4BRib - Slip 4 stitches to CN, hold in back; [K1, P1] x 2; [K1, P1] x 2 from CN
CO 34 stitches

Row 1 - 2 - K1, *[K1, P1], repeat to last stitch, end K1
Row 3 - K1, C4FRib, [K1, P1] x 8, C4BRib, K1
Row 4 - 6 - K1, *[K1, P1], repeat to last stitch, end K1
Row 7 - 24 - Repeat Rows 1-6 3 more times

 Row 25 - 26 -K1, *[K1, P1], repeat to last stitch, end K1
Row 27 - K1, [K1, P1] x 4, C4BRib, C4FRib, [K1, P1] x 4, end K1
Row 28 - 30 - K1,*[K1, P1], repeat to last stitch, end K1
Row 31 - 48 - Repeat Rows 25-30 3 more times

Continued until near desired length
Knit Rows 1 - 22
Bind of in ribbing stitch pattern 
Weave in ends
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  1. GextonJuly 23, 2013 at 10:42 PM

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  2. UnknownJuly 27, 2013 at 12:08 PM

    After the start of the center cable in Row 27, where does the center cable repeat? There are no cables in Rows 28-30 or Rows 31-48. Thank you...

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  3. SelvedgeJuly 30, 2013 at 1:11 PM

    I believe rows 25-26 and 28-30 should also start with K1, like rows 1-2.

    Patricia, there would be a center cable on rows 33, 39, and 45.

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  4. MizPatAugust 2, 2013 at 7:48 PM

    Shouldn't the piece end with 3 rows like Rows 4 - 6? That would give 3 rows before starting Rows 1 - 22, keeping the pattern matching at the beginning and end of the scarf.

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  5. publicknitterAugust 25, 2013 at 9:58 PM

    I just finished this scarf in 220 Superwash Aran 1958 Sapphire. It was sheer joy to use this yarn...so lofty & squishy...a dream! The scarf feels great around the neck, too...not too wide...just right. Thanks for this great pattern.

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  6. UnknownNovember 9, 2013 at 7:07 AM

    What a lovely design! Thanks so much for the free pattern. Now to get my yarn...can't wait to start :)

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  7. UnknownFebruary 17, 2016 at 7:07 AM

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  8. UnknownJuly 6, 2016 at 2:25 AM

    gorgeous pattern

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  9. montanamuseMarch 28, 2017 at 1:38 PM

    Interesting to see a knitting pattern blog have deleted comments. I'm so incredibly curious why.

    Thanks for the pattern I think I will give it a go for my next humanitarian scarf.

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