Ridley Shore is a richly cabled throw that is made in three panels, and laced together with contrasting cords.

This is a very enjoyable and portable project, with a clever new method for knitting a large quantity of cords.

Size can be adjusted by using a different weight of yarn, or by changing the number of row repeats in the panels.

The cords are knit in contrasting worsted weight yarn. 200 yards of Paton Classic Wool was required for the cords in the sample.

The cable panel is Number 22 from Cable Innovations Vol 2 and the edge pattern with lacing holes built in is a new one I developed for this piece.

Directions are in chart form only.