☘️ Grows as easily as vines up a fence

The twists and turns of this cable design create a beautiful edge on a crescent shawl. It works up just as easily as vines climb a fence.

The repeat is simple, with an increase every four rows on the left edge. Any yarn works with this construction. It just changes the size slightly, which is the fun of a non-fitted piece. My shawl is extra wide, so make yours the width and height you prefer.

▶️ Watch the Infinity Knit Cables tutorial on YouTube

✨ What makes it work

• A cabled crescent edge. Twisting vines frame the whole shawl.
• Simple repeat. Increase every four rows on the left edge.
• Use what you love. When you reach half your yarn, start decreasing. Size adjusts to your yarn.
• You’re not on your own. Video tutorial and written pattern included.

✂️ What you’ll need

• Yarn: Classy, Dream In Color (worsted weight 4), 940 yds (860 m) total. Colors shown: Fierce Scarlet (A), 2 skeins, and Torchwood (B), 2 skeins.
• Love a swap? Gloria, Manos del Uruguay · Tosh Vintage, Madelinetosh · 220 Superwash, Cascade Yarns (check gauge)
• Needles: US 5 (3.75mm)
• Tools: Cable Needle · Removable Stitch Markers (if needed) · Yarn Needle · Blocking Mat · Blocking Pins

⭐ Good to know

• Size: 110” (280 cm) wide and 20” (51 cm) tall.
• Skill level: Intermediate
• Terms: US knitting terms

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Briana

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