Dreaming with Open Eyes is a rectangular cabled scarf worked in three pieces. Various techniques are used in the pattern including the provisional cast-on, Kitchener stitch, and cabling. The pattern contains both written and charted instructions.

This lovely scarf features a beautiful eyelet cable which is framed by squishy
honeycomb cables. It will add an elegant, warm accessory to your wardrobe for the
winter season.

Materials
Needles: circular or straight US 6 / 4mm or size needed to obtain correct gauge.
Yarns Used: approximately 900m / 984yds Enchanted Forest Fibers Merino DK in the color “Pumpkin” (100% superwash merino wool, 115g = 230m / 250yds per skein).
Gauge: 25 sts and 31 rows = 4” / 10cm after blocking.
Final Measurements: approximate width 11“/ 28cm, length 76.8” / 195cm including 4” / 10cm fringe on both ends after blocking.
Notions: 6 stitch markers, cable needle, tapestry needle, crochet hook a few sizes larger than project needle, waste yarn.

Pattern Romance.
Is it possible to realize your biggest dream? Or will it just remain a dream? Forever? Or just for now?
This design is all about giving yourself permission to dream and to dream big. The two side panels show the hustle and bustle, the ups and downs of everyday life. The small circles with eyelets embody the everyday little things - the small pleasures of a quiet moment with knitting in your lap, a cup of coffee, a smile, or a hug. The cables in the middle represent how everything is woven together to create a safe space where you can take good care of your dreams. A million dreams are all it’s going to take.