My Diamond Hill Loop Celtic Cable Knitting Pattern is inspired by the rugged terrain and hiking trails off the Western Coast of Ireland. This pattern can be knitted up to create a scarf or pillows. Attach multiple panels together to create blankets, afghans, and throws of any size desired. This gorgeous design is a fun project to knit up for St. Patrick’s Day and all year round. Find some quiet time for yourself, patiently knit the pattern row by row, and enjoy watching your Diamond Hill Loop Celtic Cable design emerge as you knit it up.

Color-Coded System
There are 5 different cable stitches in this pattern. I have created a color-coded system in both the written and chart patterns to easily discern the different cable stitches at a glance. Hope it helps!

Pattern Construction
This pattern consists of 60 stitches and a 32-row repeat using 5 different cable stitches to create this beautifully detailed design. While knitting this motif, you will create the following knit stitch patterns:

• Irish Moss Stitch
• Mini Cable Ribbing
• 3-Rib All Knit Braids Reverse
• Stockinette Stitch Diamond Rope
• Cables with an Irish Moss center

Materials and Tools
• Yarn in any weight, fiber, & color of your choice
• Knitting Needles sized appropriately for your yarn
• Cable Needle
• Scissors
• Tapestry Needle

Two Examples of 32-row repeats:

10” width by 5” length knitted piece
4” x 4” Gauge in Irish Moss = 24 Stitches and 26 Rows
8 US (5.00m) Size Knitting Needles
#4 Worsted Weight Merino Wool Yarn by Malabrigo

11” width by 6” length knitted piece
4” x 4” Gauge in Irish Moss = 16 Stitches and 22 Rows
8 US (5.00m) Size Knitting Needles
#5 Bulky Weight 128 Superwash Wool Yarn by Cascade

I hope you are inspired to give this Diamond Loop Hill Celtic Cable pattern a try in your next knitting project.
Kristen from Studio Knit