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Reversible Cabled Mega Scarf - knit in Magnum Paints


Tis the season for quick knits.  Decided it was time to play with Magnum again - our extra bulky wool that is the epitome of instant gratification.  So I grabbed one of my favorite colorways of Magnum Paints and decided on a reversible cabled scarf.  The result has been a quick and warm scarf with interesting color pooling.
Materials
- 1 skein Magnum Paints (100% Peruvian Highland Wool - 123 yards/250 g) - shown in 9735 - Gems

 - US 17 needles (use US 19 if you tend to knit on the tight side)

 - Cable Needle

 - Yarn Needle
Abbreviations
- 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
Pattern:
Cast on 16 stitches
K1, P1 for 2 rows

 Start Pattern:
1 - K1, P1, C4FRib, [K1, P1] x 3
2 - 4 - K1, P1
5 - [K1, P1] x 3, C4BRib, K1, P1
6-10 - K1, P1

 Continue until almost desired length.
End:
1 - K1, P1, C4FRib, [K1, P1] x 3
2 - 3 - K1, P1

 Bind off loosely.
Weave in ends.
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  1. Cheryl NDecember 24, 2013 at 9:24 AM

    Love this scarf - THANK YOU for the pattern!

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  2. UnknownApril 28, 2014 at 6:30 AM

    Hi I'm trying to make a hat, thinking I just need regular 4 ply yarn, it calls for cascade fixation, but never hearing of this I had to look it up. Is this yarn like a finger yarn or sport weight? My hat is turning out too large using a smaller crochet hook and 4 ply cotton yarn.

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