The pattern comes from using a coded version of the phrase “Nevertheless shepersisted.” The cables represent the letters in the phrase creating a cable hat using one skein.

The pattern comes from using a coded version of the phrase “Nevertheless she persisted.” The cables represent the letters in the phrase creating a cable cowl in one skein. It is knit flat and joined in the round with a 3-needle bind off. The finished length before joining is 39.37 inches or 1 meter, blocked.

The pattern comes from using a coded version of the phrase “Nevertheless she persisted.” The yarnovers and the decreases represent the letters in the phrase creating a lace cowl in one skein. It is knit flat and joined in the round with a 3-needle bind off. The finished length before joining is 39.37 inches or 1 meter blocked.

This is a toe-up cabled sock that starts with one central cable on the top of the foot and grows to 5 cables going up the leg of the front of the sock. A similar additions cable may be worked on the back of the sock if you want.

The different sizes of socks for the babies can be created by using larger crochet hooks and heavier weight yarn. I have found that using Opal sock yarn and an F hook, gave me a preemie/newborn size sock. If the preemie was smaller, I would use a smaller crochet hook and perhaps a lace weight yarn.