Serpentine Cable Knit Arm Warmer
by Heather Gibbs
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Serpentine Cable Knit Arm Warmer
This is a pattern that uses cables to create the 3D effect. It’s definetly a good beginner cable. I’ve even given some tips helpful to beginners. Here is some info :
- It’s made flat, not in the round
 - I’ve included a chart and written instructions
 - You’re only using the cable needle twice in each 12 row repeat
 - There is a cast on of only 28 stitches
 - Using U.S. 10.5 needle
 - The underside is stockinette stitch with a border of purl stitch on both edges
 - Sizing info is given in case you need a larger size
 - The original pattern is for a 7 inch wrist
 - Gauge: 4 stitches per inch , 4.88 rows per inch
 - Yarn: Encore, worsted weight
 - I used 70 yards of yarn for a pair.
 
I also give you full finishing instructions and assembly info. I hope you give it a try.
About this pattern
About this yarn
by Plymouth Yarn
Worsted
75% Acrylic, 25% Wool
200 yards
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100
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About this yarn
by Caron
Worsted
100% Acrylic
812 yards
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453
grams
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