Knitting Cables (and Reading a Cable Chart) / TBD finishing needles Erwarton Cardigan: a shawl-collared comfy

Erwarton Cardigan: a shawl-collared comfy cardigan that is worked from side to side to create elegant details without tricky techniques

4 sets of needles close in size to what's recommended on the ball band

• A section on advanced stitches encourages more complex work

two to three colours of sport or fingering weight yarn (designer used colour-changing yarns)

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Knitting Cables (and Reading a Cable Chart) / TBD finishing needles Erwarton Cardigan: a shawl-collared comfyTuesday, February 24, 6: 30 to 8 p. m. If you can knit and purl, you can learn how to make this scarf! We will reveal the secrets of reading knitting charts while also teaching you how to knit cables while making this gorgeous Guernsey scarf. Materials needed to complete scarf: 3 100 g skeins chunky yarn, 6. 5 mm needles, cable needle, stitch marker Optional but highly recommended: pattern holder, KnitCompanion app, or highlighter tape