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"Hello, I'm currently knitting the large Whimsical Tabletop Christmas tree, however, I'm struggling with Row 22. I don't understand how I do this twice (knit to 2 stitches before marker, SSK, slip marker) this is ok the very first time you do it, but I don't understand how to do it twice (repeat it)? and then repeat this row as instructed on Row 25-29. I would be grateful if you could help as I'm up to Row 25 and am desperate to carry on. Many thanks. Paula."
paulajames1 4066110
"Hello, I'm currently knitting the large Whimsical Tabletop Christmas tree, however, I'm struggling with Row 22. I don't understand how I do this twice (knit to 2 stitches before marker, SSK, slip marker) this is ok the very first time you do it, but I don't understand how to do it twice (repeat it)? and then repeat this row as instructed on Row 25-29. I would be grateful if you could help as I'm up to Row 25 and am desperate to carry on. Many thanks. Paula."
paulajames1 4066110
"Hello, I'm currently knitting the large Whimsical Tabletop Christmas tree, however, I'm struggling with Row 22. I don't understand how I do this twice (knit to 2 stitches before marker, SSK, slip marker) this is ok the very first time you do it, but I don't understand how to do it twice (repeat it)? and then repeat this row as instructed on Row 25-29. I would be grateful if you could help as I'm up to Row 25 and am desperate to carry on. Many thanks. Paula."
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Braided Cables Winter Infinity Scarf

By: Alnaar Harnish from leeleeknits.com

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Braided Cables Winter Infinity Scarf
Braided Cables Winter Infinity Scarf
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"This thick and luxurious winter scarf is perfect for keeping warm during the deep freeze. Its long enough that you can wrap it around twice for added warmth, but it still looks and feels great just as is. If you love cables, you will love the simplicity of this pattern, which uses straight needles. With bulky weight yarn, it will knit up pretty quickly too so that you don't have to wait too long to put it to use!"

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Intermediate

Knitting Needle Size11 or 8 mm

Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)

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The Designing Peng uin

Dec 31, 2016

I, too, like evverything about this scarf, but would join it into an infinity scarf - so tired of struggling to replace scarf ends in the winds we endure aside from that I enjoy the look of and the wearing of the infinity scarf and cowls. Knit it a little shorter and there it is a cowl...

Susan S

Dec 30, 2016

So I love everything about this scarf - the color, the cables, the chunky yarn - except that it's joined together into an infinity scarf. I would modify that by not joining together and leave it as a regular scarf. I do love patterns that give you choices!

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