Cabled Projects for Double Knitting Boards
by Kathryn Doubrley-The Answer Lady
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© Kathryn Doubrley-The Answer Lady

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© Kathryn Doubrley-The Answer Lady
Cabled Projects for Double Knitting Boards
Pattern includes shawl instructions as shown in the accompanying video series. Also included are instructions for sizing and gauging the same cabled panel to become a scarf, collar, blanket, poncho or collar. The design may be used across 50 or 25 pegs. Ways to customize it further are described. For scarves and collars, a 25 peg width using a single strand of #4 yarn is suggested. Pattern includes video links that demonstrate the entire planning and knitting process.
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