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Wave Cable Scarf Reversible

By: Kirsten Hipsky of Valley Yarns for Yarn.com

Some people say teach me how to knit a scarf. Well now you can learn just that from WEBS - America's Yarn Store. Make this wave cable scarf pattern. Valley Yarns is used, just follow the legend given.

Finished Size: Approx. 7” x 60”
 

Materials:

  • 4 sks Valley Yarns
  • Amherst (100% Merino , 109yds/50g per sk) color Regatta Blue
  • US size 8 needles or size needed to obtain gauge
    Legend

Gauge: Approx 4 sts per inch in St st

Abbreviations:
C2P2L = cable 2 over 2 purled sts – left = slip 2 sts to cable needle and hold to front, p2, k2 from cable needle
C2P2R = cable 2 over 2 purled sts – right = slip 2 sts to cable needle and hold to back, k2, p2 from cable needle.
 

Instructions:
Cast on 48 sts.
Rows 1-3: *K2, p2; rep from *.
Row 4: *C2P2L; rep from *.
Rows 5-7: *P2, k2; rep from *.
Row 8: *C2P2R; rep from *.
Repeat rows 1-8 until scarf measures 60” or desired length. Work rows 1-3 and bind off.
Block lightly if desired.
 

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