One Ball Cabled Cowl
Only have a ball of yarn? Then you can knit the One Ball Cabled Cowl. This quick and easy knit cowl pattern is a great way to clear out the last of your yarn while making a cozy neck accessory. The One Ball Cabled Cowl is a great pattern to practice cable knitting as well. This cuddly knit cowl is adorned with three darling buttons, adding a bit of interest as well as texture. The One Ball Cabled Cowl would look great in any color worsted weight yarn.
Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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Zil58
Nov 17, 2016
What happens after row 9? Repeat starting from row 1? Because then cable 3 gets repeated again right away. Doesn't seem right...
Zil58
Nov 18, 2016
OK I rewrote the whole thing with corrections here it is for anyone it might help Only thing I haven't figured out is whether the cable needle should be held to the back or front Only just started mine but worked through enough to figure this out Cast on stitches Part One Work in seed stitch for rows Seed stitch pattern in case you need it Pattern for rows and should alternate K P Pattern for rows and should alternate P K Row K P K P K P K P K P K P K P K P K Row P K P K P K P K P K P K P K P K P Row K P K P Cable knit stitches P K P Cable knit stitches P K P Cable knit stitches P K P K this row will be repeated every rows Row and…Read More Repeat row Row and Repeat row Repeat rows through until scarf measures approximately inches long end with a row Part Two Row Establish seed stitch pattern P K Row This is the button hole row Work in seed stitch stitches K P k tog Yarn over work in seed stitch stitches K P k tog Yarn over work in seed stitch for remaining stitches K P Knit more rows in seed stitch Rows and should alternate P K and rows and should alternate K P Cast off Sew three buttons on scarf on the opposite end from the button hole side working up the far edge
The Designing Peng uin
Sep 13, 2016
had no problem opening the pattern - and no pdf file either. These cowl/scarf patterns with the button closures have such appeal. Just that little extra style and class.
apitz 2946148
Feb 19, 2015
In order to accommodate the three seed stitches on either side of the cowl, you would have to cast on 46 stitches not 40. I have to rip out what I have started. I have read in the comments that there are other errors also. If I find too may, I may have to try another project.
apitz 2946148
Feb 19, 2015
I rearead the pattern and realized that the three side seed stitches on either side are included int he pattern row. Sorry about that!
apitz 2946148
Feb 19, 2015
I just reread the pattern and realized the three seed stitches on either side of the cowl are included in the pattern rows. I thought it meant three seed stitches on each side in addition to the pattern stitches. Sorry about that!
apitz 2946148
Feb 19, 2015
I reread the pattern and realized that the three seed stitches on either side of the cowl is included in the pattern. I thought it meant three seed stitches on either side in addition to the pattern stitches. Sorry about that..
briars
Dec 22, 2014
Neither can i
Editor JD
Dec 23, 2014
Hi briars, We have just checked the pattern and have verified that the link is active. You may be experiencing problems viewing the pattern because it opens as a PDF. Please make sure you have the latest version of a PDF reader on installed on your computer. Hope this helps! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting
HOLIDAYLADY
Dec 17, 2014
I can't get to download either
Editor JD
Dec 18, 2014
Hi HOLIDAYLADY, We have just checked the pattern and have verified that the link is active. You may be experiencing problems viewing the pattern because it opens as a PDF. Please make sure you have the latest version of a PDF reader on installed on your computer. Hope this helps! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting
hh0201
Nov 18, 2014
I can not getvthe pattern to download. Has anyone else had this problem?
Editor JD
Nov 19, 2014
Hi hh0201, We have just checked the pattern and have verified that the link is active. You may be experiencing problems viewing the pattern because it opens as a PDF. Please make sure you have the latest version of a PDF reader on installed on your computer. Hope this helps! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting
bawood357 4132967
Sep 30, 2014
If you hold the 3 stitches at the back, the cable goes to the right. At the back, then to the left.
Deb Richardson
Sep 21, 2014
Quicky easy knit. Had not done cables in quite some time. I had forgotten how much I love doing a piece that is cabled. Beware, the pattern has errors. A newbie to cabling would not catch it.
rae4fb 9975160
Sep 16, 2014
If you repeat the pattern every 3 rows one time you do the pattern you will be working on the right side of the piece and the next set will be on the wrong side. As in right, wrong, right....wrong, right, wrong...etc. Is this correct or is there actually supposed to be another row to bring you back to the starting point in the pattern?
Deb Richardson
Sep 22, 2014
After finishing the first cable round you need to flip rows 1 and 2. Then continue to work in the same manner. The pattern is miss written.
cassee1 7854110
Dec 05, 2014
THANK YOU!!! I am doing this and It was so wrong, so i'm writing out the pattern with XO for my knit and pearls and once you hit that point it just doesn't make sense. It was purling where I should be knitting. I am new to knitting so trying to figure it out was making me crazy!
clevelandvitz1 698 8254
Sep 11, 2014
What does cable knit 3/3 stitches mean? There is no explanation given.
hamneggs
Sep 11, 2014
Knit 3/3 stitches creates the cable. Put 3 stitches on your cable needle, knit 3 stitches from left needle, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle. I am not sure, however, if you hold the 3 sts. on the cable needle to the front or the back of the work. My guess would be hold to the back (but it's only a guess).
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