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Lisa
"Yes, you are using 3 worsted weight or 4 dk weight yarns together as one, this is what is known as a multi strand pattern."
cindic5353 8202881
"Why cant I I download the pattern for the OXO Scarf?! Very frustrating!"
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"I have tried different size needles and can not match the gauge. I'm using Caron simply soft yarn too. On the yarn it states 18 sts 28 rows for 4 x4 in using US 8, this pattern only says 13 sts and 14 rows? Mine comes out to 3 inches wide by 2 inches tall in a 13 sts 14 row pattern using US8. Even in a US 10.5 it only comes out 4 inch wide and 3 inch tall. So how is it so different? If I use a US 8 and (by the yarn gauge) 18 sts and 28 rows it comes out to 4 inch by 4inch in the eyelet pattern?"
jeanwebb 4867876
"This pattern is strange. Why do the 2 fronts eacg have same amount of stitches as the back when it should be about half the amount"
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"This was a long time ago, but I'm looking at this pattern in 2020 and the question was never answered. You do not incorporate the K10 five times. The K10 is the border edge on each side of the blanket. So you K10 then repeat the track and cable pattern as listed 5x, then to create symmetry in the blanket, you do the track part one more time before K10 the edge(ending) of the row. Hope this helps someone! I've never done a knit cable blanket but have done lots of crochet cable and written patterns. It can be really hard to adequately explain repeating things in the row then repeating things in the pattern!"

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By: Sheryl Thies

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Scarves are my all time favorite way to accessorize no matter what the weather. They are just so versatile— they can be light and lacy for a stylish summertime knit or thick and cozy for something to keep me warm during the harsh winter months. Not only that, but they are often so quick and easy to knit. That's why Sheryl Thies' newest compilation, Knitted Scarves, is one of my new favorite knitting pattern books. This book features eleven unique scarves— some with lace, some with cables, and all with amazing textures you won't find anywhere else.

When you first flip through this book, you'll notice a rather fun coincidence with all of the patterns. With projects names like "Mermaid Mesh," "Sea Horses," and "Ocean Currents," Knitted Scarves is sure to help transport you to a relaxing day at the beach. Ranging in difficulty, there is something here for everyone waiting to casting on a fresh knitted scarf pattern. What makes these patterns great, however, is that they're simply timeless. These are the knits you don't have to wait until fall to take up. Using everything from DK to bulky weight yarn, these patterns will keep you trendy all year long.

Knitted Scarves also comes with the crucial techniques needed to complete each pattern detailed in the back of the book. With easy-to-follow picture tutorials, this book is perfect for beginner knitters who want to pick up a new knitting trick and more seasoned knitters who need a bit of a refresher course on some of the things they may have forgotten.

If you love knitting scarves, why haven't you checked out this amazing book yet?

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