Traditional Irish Aran Cable Scarf: Parliament St by Ryan Daniel Koenig

Traditional Irish Aran Cable Scarf: Parliament St

Knitting
July 2023
Aran (8 wpi) ?
18 stitches and 20 rows = 4 inches
in Stockinette
US 8 - 5.0 mm
328 yards (300 m)
English
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Designed in Dublin, Ireland.

Aran cable knitting originated off the west coast of Ireland within the boundaries of its namesake home, the Aran Islands – a neat group of Gaeltacht isles nestled in the cold, restless waters of the Atlantic; their history long, rich and holding tight to an Irish-speaking status to this day. It is here that the ‘Aran Jumper’ hails from, this notable knitwear incorporating the very techniques created in inspiration from the surrounding environment.

This scarf design is named after Parliament Street in Dublin, Ireland - the city of residence of the designer. Parliament Street is a large street that goes through the historic Temple Bar district from the River Liffey to the Dublin town hall. Mentioned in James Joyce’s Ulysses, this street is a historic route from the quays to Dame Street.

Materials Required:
5mm Knitting Needles
Cable Needle
200g Aran Weight Yarn