Wrapped in Luxury Cabled Knit Throw

This gorgeous knit throw is meant for relaxing by the fire on cold winter nights!

After a long day of work and running errands, relax on your couch and get warm with this Wrapped in Luxury Cabled Knit Throw! With its stunning cabled knit design, this blanket is chic and timeless. And with its bulky weight yarn, this blanket is just the thing you need to stay warm in fall and winter. Elegant as can be, this knit throw can be draped over a couch or chair when it's not in use. This beautiful knit throw would make a wonderful gift idea for a housewarming party, bridal shower, or other special event. The guest of honor is sure to love this knit throw!

Intermediate

Knitting Needle Size10 or 6 mm

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

Gauge13 sts = 4" [10 cm]; 22 rows = 4" [10 cm] in Stockinette stitch. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size needles to obtain the gauge.

Finished SizeThrow measures 47" [119 cm] x 51" [130 cm].

Materials List

RED HEART® Soft Essentials: 11 balls 7103 Cream
Susan Bates® Knitting Needles: 6mm [US 10]
Cable needle
Stitch markers
Yarn needle

Instructions

Special Abbreviations

5/5 LC: Slip 5 sts to cable needle and hold in front, k5, then k5 from cable needle.
5/5 RC: Slip 5 sts to cable needle and hold in back, k5, then k5 from cable needle.

Throw

Cast on 190 sts.
Ribbed Bottom Border
Row 1: Slip 1, k4, [p5, k5] 18 times, p4, k1. Repeat Row 1 until 18 rows have been worked.
Set-Up Row 19 (Right Side): Slip 1, k14, place marker, [p15, place marker, k10, place marker, p15, place marker, k20, place marker] twice, p15, place marker, k10, place marker, p15, place marker, k15.
Row 20: Slip 1, k14, [k15, slip marker, p10, slip marker, k15, slip marker, p20, slip marker] twice, k15, slip marker, p10, slip marker, k15, slip marker, k15.
Begin Cable Patterns
Row 21 (Right Side): Slip 1, k14, [p15, slip marker, k10, slip marker, p15, slip marker, k20, slip marker] twice, p15, slip marker, k10, slip marker, p15, slip marker, k15.
Row 22: Slip 1, k14, [k15, slip marker, p10, slip marker, k15, slip marker, p20, slip marker] twice, k15, slip marker, p10, slip marker, k15, slip marker, k15.
Rows 23-28: Repeat Rows 21-22.
Row 29: Slip 1, k14, [p15, slip marker, 5/5 LC, slip marker, p15, slip marker, k20, slip marker] twice, p15, slip marker, 5/5 LC, slip marker, p15, slip marker, k15.
Row 30: Repeat Row 22.
Rows 31-36: Repeat Rows 21-22.
Row 37: Slip 1, k14, [p15, slip marker, 5/5 LC, slip marker, p15, slip marker, 5/5 RC, 5/5 LC, slip marker] twice, p15, slip marker, 5/5 LC, slip marker, p15, slip marker, k15.
Row 38: Repeat Row 22.
Repeat Rows 21-38 for more 12 more times, then Rows 21-36 once.
Ribbed Top Border
Next Row (Right Side): Slip 1, k4, [p5, k5] 18 times, p4, k1. Repeat last row until 18 rows have been worked.
Bind off in pattern.
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Finishing

Weave in ends.
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Abbreviations

cm: centimeters

k: knit

mm: millimeters

p: purl

st(s): stitch(es)

[ ]: work directions in brackets the number of times specified

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jenniestp 0691991

Mar 09, 2020

I have just finished this blanket as a gift for my soon to be married granddaughter. I used the recommended yarn and color and very happy with results. the pattern pattern is very easy to follow, jstp

schiebet

Mar 02, 2018

I really like the ribbed edge on this blanket and then how the ribs flow into the cables. Very nice! I also really like the chunky weight yarn in blankets. It gives a nice warmth and knits up just a little more quickly than worsted weight.

CScarnegie

Feb 26, 2018

Oh wow, talk about a comfy-looking blanket! This is exactly the type of thing I'd love to wrap myself up in and watch the snow fall. Cable knitting is such a cool technique!

RachelAnne

Feb 12, 2018

This blanket is breathtaking! I've never tried cables, but I might have to learn, just so I can make this gorgeous blanket!