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Specifications:
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Yarn: Cascade 220 in a forest green shade. I used more than one skein, but not all of two
Needle size: US 7
Modifications to pattern: None, except that I did find an error in the symbol key. I emailed the publisher about this, and they quickly sent me confirmaiton of my suspisions and a file with the correct key. These corrections can now be found on their error page for the calendar.
I enjoyed this pattern. It was great fun watching the cables emerge! This is a seaman's scarf, which means that it has a neck "section" that is narrower than the rest of the scarf. The neck was done in a ribbing pattern.
5 comments:
That's the sort of May knitting I need around here... it has been so cold and rainy here lately that a big wool scarf sounds good! It turned out lovely... but here's to hoping you won't have much use for it until fall!
Love your blog... will be adding a link to it when I get home tonight!
Donna said..
How do you get to the website to
get the correction on the
Intertwined Cables Scarf.
I am a novice and having problems,
hoping that is the error.
Hi, Donna;
The revised pattern is published here: http://images.ucomics.com/images/amuniversal/accord_corrections/knitting/03-14-06.pg2.pdf
You may have to copy and paste it into your browser to get there. It must be an updated link -- the one in my post is probably old.
If that doesn't work, then I'll tell you how I found it today. Go to http://www.andrewsmcmeel.com/accord.html On that page is a link to Craft calendar corrections. Look for the Corrections to the 2006 Knitting Calendar -- the date of the pattern is March 14.
Hope that helps!
I think we need to bring more ideas for this purpose. Involvement of young people can be handy in this regard. I am happy to find a good post here. Thank you..
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