Riverport, a tiny river-front community on the aptly named Fairhaven Peninsula along the LaHave in Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, maintains its rich Maritime traditions and is minutes away from the LaHave Cable Ferry ~ all-in-all, an apt namesake for this cabled collection.

When a cold nor’easter blows, it’s tucked up warm you’ll want to be! And what better way than with lusciously cabled knitwear.

Size
Width: 7” / 18cm; Length: 53” / 135cm

Yarn
350yds / 320m Patons Classic Wool Tweeds (90% Wool, 7% Acrylic, 3% Viscose; 223yds / 205m per 100g) in Rich Red Tweed

Notions
Cable needle, 4 removable stitch markers,tapestry needle

Pattern Notes
The Riverport Cable is the centrepiece of this scarf and is worked on the middle portion only. Reversible cables run along the edges of the entire scarf; the centre portion of both ends (approximately 18” / 45.5cm) is worked in rib making for a quick knit. The reversible cables and ribbed ends give the scarf a good public and non-public face while the stunning centre cable adds that bit of special!

Instructions for lengthening the scarf are included.

Two full sets of directions are included – one for knitters who prefer charts and one for knitters who prefer to work from written directions.

The cables in this scarf match the:
Riverport Cable Hat
Riverport Cable Headband

Credits
Sincere thanks to Ravellers dragonxser and marthajane73 for testing this pattern.
Once again our thanks go to stitch design guru Annie Maloney whose talents never cease to amaze!