This stylish, reversible cabled scarf features a handy keyhole
which guarantees that your neck will stay warm even in the
most active or windy of climates. Neatly finished with I-cord
edging that is far easier to work than it might appear, this
pattern utilizes a special 3-part cable that’s worked only
once per repeat, making it a wonderful intro for anyone that
would like to try reversible cables. The pattern also contains
detailed instructions for working an I-cord cast on and I-cord
bindoff, as well as variations for lengthening and working
additional keyholes. Remove the keyhole altogether, and
the pattern becomes wonderfully unisex!

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Technique
Knit

Skill Level
Intermediate

Finished Measurements
Approximately 7 inches wide and 45.5 inches long
after blocking

Materials
380 yards sport weight yarn

Sample made in
Cephalopod Yarns Bugga!
70% superwash merino
wool, 20% cashmere, 10%
nylon (4 oz 113 g, 400 yd
366 m) per skein: 1 skein
Y38 Horseshoe Crab

US size 5 (3.75 mm) knitting
needles or size needed to
obtain gauge

Cable needle