GONE FISHING takes advantage of modular knitting techniques to create a sweater on the machine that resembles a hand knit masterpiece. It looks complex but each stage takes only about an hour to knit and offers only a single concentration challenge.This pattern is part of the book, Can These Be Cables?

TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR THE ENTIRE BOOK
Latched cables…………….seen in Ravishing Ribbon, and Gone Fishing
Decreases that look like cables……………….seen in Ravishing Ribbon
Wrapped seams…………………………….. seen in Crazy for Cables
Tuck cables……………………………………….seen in Almost Aran
Slip cables………………………………… .seen in Crazy for Cables
Smocked cables………………………………seen in Crazy for Cables
Lifted stitches………………………………..seen in Carefree Cables
Cheaters Cable, Emergency Afghan
Laced Cables ………………………………seen in Laced Cable Afghan
Stitches through Eyelets…………………………seen in A New Twist
Woven Cables………………………….seen in Wonderful Woven Tote
I-cord Cables………………… .seen in Feminine Frills, Sneaky Scarf,
Gone Fishing, Baby Bebe
Worm Cables……………………………………seen in the cover quilt
PATTERN INDEX in each pattern the cabling technique is highlighted
Almost Aran bulky ………………………………………………p.32
Baby Bebe standard……………………………………………p. 70
A New Twist bulky ……………………………………………..p. 60
Cable Quest history of cables ………………………………….p.48
Carefree Cables standard …………………………………….p. 30
Cheaters Cable standard ………………………………………p. 63
Crazy for Cables mid-gauge and bulky ………………………p. 52
Emergency Afghan all gauges ………………………………..p. 34
Feminine Frills standard ……………………………………… .p. 36
Gone Fishing bulky ……………………………………………….p.40
Laced Cable Afghan all gauges ……………………………….p. 45
Ravishing Ribbon bulky ………………………………………….p. 27
Sneaky Scarf all gauges ………………………………………….p.58
Wonderful Woven Tote standard………………………………..P. 67
Cover quilt and gauge guide………………………………………..p. 4