Learn to cable the C4F and the C4B stitch without a cable needle blanket! .

Do you like cabling the C4F and the C4B cable stitch? This blanket was designed to allow these two cable stitches to shine! Initially, I thought to design each section with the C4F and the C4B cables, however, I found that the result was too bulky. I added a stockinette stitch section between each section and I love the result! The stockinette section allows the other cable sections to stand out. Honestly, this is a fun, fun knit!

After I designed the C2F / C2B Cable Blanket, I wanted to try a blanket with the C4F and the C4B cable stitch. They are different, but the result it also stunning!

This blanket is a great pattern to practice cabling without a cable needle. I have included video tutorials to help you learn how! Once you master this technique, it speeds up your knitting considerably.

As with all of my patterns, I don’t design one specific size. Every pattern has multiple sizes for you to chose from. This pattern comes in 6 different sizes from a Baby Security blanket to a full Afghan.

Sizes:
Security:14” (35.5 cm) x 22” (56 cm)
Stroller:28” (71 cm) x 36” (91.5 cm)
Lap:36” (91.5 cm) x 48” (122 cm)
Receiving:40” (102 cm)x 40” (102 cm)
Toddler:43” (109 cm) x 54” (137 cm)
Afghan:48” (122 cm) x 60” (152.5 cm)

This blanket was designed with Knit Pick Swish worsted weight yarn. However, any worsted weight yarn will work if you get the right gauge.

Yardage: (yards / meters)
Security: 370 /340
Stroller: 1195 / 1085
Lap: 1800 / 1630
Receiving: 1830 / 1650
Toddler: 2700 / 2445
Afghan: 3320 / 3000’

Yardage by section is broken down in the pattern file.

This pattern is fully written as well as fully charted. You can choose which instructions to follow.

Enjoy and happy knitting!