This afghan is knitted on circular needles, forming a cable every six rows. I have made several of these in a variety of colors for family members and am always pleased with the result.
Basically, for seasoned knitters, with about 48 ounces of worsted weight yarn, cast on 230 stitches using size 10 1/2 circular needles, work a seed stitch for six rows and then begin knitting six stitches and purling six stitches across the row, maintaining four seed stitches on each side. Twisting a cable stitch on the knit stitches every sixth row, continue the same until desired length is reached, ending with six rows of seed stitch. Happy knitting !
The pattern book can be purchased on amazon.com: Easy Afghans - Art. J16 - #0122 - Knit and Crochet Afghans Pattern Booklet - Coats and Clark (Paperback)
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It is beautiful and looks very, very cozy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I bet it keeps you warm too.
ReplyDeleteYes,,sooo inviting on a cold Iowa day...Blessings and Love from Our Precious LORD above~~~Hugs Dena
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous afghan.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday! ~ Sarah
Very pretty and I love that shade of blue. As you said, it makes a great gift and they'll think of your graciousness when they bundle up!
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It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMy Blue Monday.
Wonderful blue, a lot of work in it,
ReplyDeletebut you must be very pleased with it.
Happy Blue Monday,
Jan
How very pretty and what a gorgeous shade of blue. What lucky recipients to get your afghans.
ReplyDeleteCindy
What a lovely afagan.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday, bj
Hey bloggy friend! Visiting from the blog hop. Love that afghan...if only I could knit. ;o)
ReplyDeleteHappy Blue Monday! :o)
Oh my goodness, that is beautiful!! I hope when I get past knitting things like scarves, hats, and toys, I hope I will be ready to move on to this afghan!
ReplyDeleteLove the shade of blue - beautiful pattern - inspiring!
ReplyDeleteKathy
This is so beautiful! I love cable knit AND this is no exception!
ReplyDeleteStunning~! I can't imagine how long something like that would take me :-) It's beautiful!
ReplyDelete~Beth
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ReplyDeleteSo pretty~ love that color!!
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So pretty! I wish I could do that!!
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Susan and Bentley
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Very nice! I wish I could make things like that. Very soon, I will attempt a baby quilt (yikes).
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I am in awe of your talent. Thanks so much for linking up to Beyond the Picket Fence.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful work. An afghan like this one would make a wonderful gift.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and very warm too! It doesn't get better than that!
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I love snuggling up with a thick afghan when it's cold. And I really like cable knits. Yours is lovely.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
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