Let\'s Knit - UK (2019-12)

Mock Cable WRAP

WRAP

** Using 5.5mm needles,

cast on 104 sts

Commence patt

£ Row 1 (RS): k to end

£ Row 2: p8, (k8, p8) to end

£ Rows 3-18: rep Rows 1-2 eight

times more

£ Row 19: wrap 8, (k8, wrap 8)

to end

£ Row 20: as Row 2

Rows 1-20 set patt

£ Cont in patt until Wrap meas

150cm, ending after a Row 17

£ Cast of kwise on WS

TO MAKE UP

Block to measurements. Make

four tassels approximately 8cm in

length and attach to corners

of wrap. Weave in ends LK

Start

knitting

here...

FAKE IT TO MAKE IT WITH

ANNI HOWARD’S COSY ACCESSORY

Shield yourself from those sneaking winter chills with a big and beautiful wrap.

You can cocoon yourself against the elements and look chic and stylish while you’re at it.

The pattern looks like a cable twist but it’s actually worked by gathering certain stitches,

almost like smocking. You’ll get the chance to practise this when you’re making your

tension square. Add tassels to the ends of your scarf for a final flourish.

MEASUREMENTS & SIZES

45cm wide x 150cm long

KNIT KIT

Yarn: Cascade Yarns® 220, shade

9559 Indigo Frost Heather, ive

100g skeins

Needles: 5.5mm

Cable needle

Tapestry needle

TENSION SQUARE

23 sts x 28 rows

10cm x 10cm

Over patt

5.5mm needles

SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS

wrap 8: with yarn at back, sl eight

sts onto cn, wrap yarn around cn

four times anticlockwise ending

with yarn at back, sl eight sts

from cn onto right-hand needle

FOR ABBREVIATIONS SEE PAGE 97

ABOUT THE YARN

Cascade Yarns® 220 is a 100%

Peruvian Highland wool

aran-weight yarn. Projects should

be handwashed and dried lat.

Choose from over 190 shades!

It costs £6.99 per 100g (200m)

skein from 0800 505 3300,

woolwarehouse.co.uk

10% OFF AT WOOL WAREHOUSE.

USE THE CODE LK

20

“You may prefer

to knit back

and forth on

circular needles

to take the weight

of the wrap”

LK Deputy Editor,

Adrienne Chandler

TO MAKE UP
Weave in ends and block
pieces lightly

BACK HEMLINE
£ Using 6mm needles, with RS
facing, pick up and k 17 sts along
centre edge of Left Hemline, one
st across top and 17 sts along
centre edge of Right Hemline.
35 sts
£ K three rows
£ Cast of all sts

NECKLINE EDGING
Sew left shoulder seam
£ Using 6mm needles, with RS
facing and starting at Back, k 33
(35, 35, 37, 37, 39, 39, 41, 41, 43)
sts from Back holder, pick up and
k 14 (14, 14, 14, 16, 15, 15, 16, 16, 16)
sts across left front neck, k 19 (21,
21, 23, 23, 23, 23, 25, 25, 27) sts
from Front holder and pick up and
k 14 (14, 14, 14, 16, 15, 15, 16, 16, 16)
sts along right front neck. 80 (84,
84, 88, 92, 92, 92, 98, 98, 102) sts

First, fourth and tenth
sizes only
£ Next row (WS): p13 (-, -, 1-, -, -, -,
-, -, 13), p2tog, p24 (-, -, 20, -, -, -,
-, -, 23) sts, rep from to last 15 (-,
-, 12, -, -, -, -, -, 14) sts, p2tog, p to
end. 77 (-, -, 84, -, -, -, -, -, 98) sts

Fifth, sixth and seventh
sizes only
£ Next row (WS): p45, p2tog,
p45. 91 sts

All other sizes
£ Next row (WS): p to end.
77 (84, 84, 84, 91, 91, 91, 98,
98, 98) sts

All sizes
£ Work in Lace Patt across all sts
from Row 1, working lace patt six
times (24 rows in all)
£ K three rows, ending after a
RS row
£ Cast of on WS

TO MAKE UP
Sew right shoulder and neckband
seam. Place centre of cast of
edge of Sleeve to shoulder seam,
set in Sleeve caps. Sew Sleeve
and side seams. Weave in ends.
See ball band for further care
instructions LK