Cables appear to float like magic along the body of this reversible scarf. Crocheted in the round, the cables are worked using the live loop method against a background of back-horizontal-bar half double crochet. The resulting fabric is warm and perfectly squishy.

Difficulty Experienced

Finished Size 5½“ wide and 62” long, excluding fringe.

Yarn Mountain Meadow Wool Cody (100% Mountain Merino Rambouillet wool; 185 yd 169 m/2 oz 56 g): Sorrel, 7 hanks.

Hook Size H/8 (5 mm). Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge.

Notions Stitch markers (m), 13; stitch holders, 12; yarn needle.

Gauge 18 hdc and 16 rows = 4” in patt, unblocked.

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NOTES

• Scarf is worked in continuous rounds unless otherwise stated.
• When working in half double crochet, work in the back horizontal bar unless otherwise stated.
• When told to work in top of cable, work behind cable loops just made and through top of cable on previous row unless otherwise stated.
• When working in skipped half double crochet, work behind cable loops unless otherwise stated.
• All cables are 4-loop cables. Pull up generous cable loops to keep them the same height as the background fabric.
• To prevent drift, cables are shifted to the left every fourth row.
• When working drift correction rounds, make sure to work in correct cable.

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