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    Knotwork Cabled Headband

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    This document provides instructions for knitting a knotwork cabled headband. The headband is made using a tightly woven braid stitch with a small garter stitch border, making it both attractive and warm. It is knit like a tiny scarf that is joined at the ends to form a loop. The instructions specify using worsted weight yarn and include a chart for the knotwork cable pattern repeated across rows until the desired length is reached, at which point the ends are joined.

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    This document provides instructions for knitting a knotwork cabled headband. The headband is made using a tightly woven braid stitch with a small garter stitch border, making it both attractive and warm. It is knit like a tiny scarf that is joined at the ends to form a loop. The instructions specify using worsted weight yarn and include a chart for the knotwork cable pattern repeated across rows until the desired length is reached, at which point the ends are joined.

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    This document provides instructions for knitting a knotwork cabled headband. The headband is made using a tightly woven braid stitch with a small garter stitch border, making it both attractive and warm. It is knit like a tiny scarf that is joined at the ends to form a loop. The instructions specify using worsted weight yarn and include a chart for the knotwork cable pattern repeated across rows until the desired length is reached, at which point the ends are joined.

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    Knotwork Cabled Headband

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    This document provides instructions for knitting a knotwork cabled headband. The headband is made using a tightly woven braid stitch with a small garter stitch border, making it both attractive and warm. It is knit like a tiny scarf that is joined at the ends to form a loop. The instructions specify using worsted weight yarn and include a chart for the knotwork cable pattern repeated across rows until the desired length is reached, at which point the ends are joined.

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    KNOTWORK C ABLED HEADBAND

    B Y L U CY L I E B E N S T E I N

    A modern take on classic Aran cables, this


    headband is comfortable, warm, and chic. A
    tightly woven braid with a small garter stitch
    border makes it both attractive and
    functional on a cool day. This headband is
    knit like a very tiny scarf with the ends
    joined together. The length should be two or
    three inches shorter than your head
    circumference, as the finished product tends
    to be quite stretchy.
    Materials:
    US6 straight needle
    Cable needle
    Tapestry needle
    Loops & Threads Impeccable Solids True Gray or other worsted-weight yarn
    Pattern:
    Cast on 26
    Cable Stitches:
    Knit across 1 row
    C6B: Slip 3 stitches onto cable
    Repeat lines 1-8 until desired length:
    needle. Hold in back of work.
    1. K4, P18, K4
    Knit 3 from left needle, then
    2. K3, P1, K18, P1, K3
    knit 3 from cable needle.
    3. K4, P18, K4
    C6F: Slip 3 stitches onto cable
    4. K3, P1, (C6B)x3, P1, K3
    needle. Hold in front of work.
    5. K4, P18, K4
    Knit 3 from left needle, then
    6. K3, P1, K18, P1, K3
    knit 3 from cable needle.
    7. K4, P18, K4
    8. K3, P1, K3, (C6F)x2, K3, P1, K3
    Knit across 1 row
    Bind off, leaving a long tail
    Use tail and tapestry needle to join ends of headband together

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