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so I’ve been really into cables lately…

pattern | Iced Hat by Irina Dmitrieva [ x ] yarn | Hazel Knits Cadence in beech bark faux fur pom pom

Knitting Pattern: Snowy Toes by Trin Annelie   (€3.50 EUR)

Isn’t this throw gorgeous?

The pattern is available for sale on Ravelry and if I had the yarn, I’d start making one right away.

From the pattern description of Textured Landscape Throw by Helen Gipson:

Not the usual sampler throw with its asymmetric arrangement of different sized pattern ‘blocks’ giving it an informal charm.

Each stitch pattern, mainly but not all cables, has full written instructions and is charted.

Made in 5 sections which only require vertical seams, and separate seamed borders. Smaller throws can be made by choosing which adjacent sections to make - the centre three sections will create an approximately 40” square throw.

Gauge is not critical as long as each section can be blocked to the same height and a consistent width so using wool or yarn with a high wool content is recommended.

Finished the mindless project and I love it so much it spawned 3 more, different motifs but same general idea.

Yarn is super inexpensive, Vanna’s glamour for the copper and navy, and LB Collection Baby Alpaca for the white.

I’m really intrigued by the cabling pattern here.  It almost feels like tree roots.  I dig that.  And as it’s 208 yards, it’s definitely a quick knit.

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