Coin Lace and Cable Wrap by Shui Kuen Kozinski

Coin Lace and Cable Wrap

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Knitting
yarn held together
Sport
+ Aran
= Sport (12 wpi) ?
16 stitches = 4 inches
in pattern stitch after blocking
US 10 - 6.0 mm
835 - 1670 yards (764 - 1527 m)
45 cm (18") wide by 152 cm (60") long after blocking
English
Discontinued. This digital pattern is no longer available online.

This elann pattern will be retired at the end of February 2021 - No pattern support will be available going forward.

The Coin lace and Cable is my mother’s favorite pattern. The cable is a 6 stitch cable, crossed every 8th row. The coin lace, twisted every 4th row, has a cable effect without actual cabling; each twist has an eyelet at the center. The coin lace looks like an old Chinese coin, which is how it gets its name. A garter stitch border of 4 stitches edges the wrap. (Shui Kuen Kozinski - pattern intro)

Experience Level: Intermediate

Materials:
1532 m (1670 yards) of DK weight (21-23 st/4”) yarn held double throughout
or
766 m (835 yards) of chunky weight 15-16 sts to 4”/ 10 cm) yarn held single throughout

This stole can also be knit using sport weight yarn, as pictured worn with a belt on long-haired model on the beach. This version measured 43 cm (17″) wide x 178 cm 178 cm (70″) long, after blocking and used approx. 1092 (1638) yards of sport weight yarn (24-26 stitches/4″) held double throughout.

As of Sept 30, 2017, pattern now includes directions for a Coin Lace and Cable Throw and Cushion, adapted by Lynn Graham and Karen Heimburger, as well as instructions for knitting the wrap using sport weight yarn.