Free Boxy Cabled Crew Knit Pullover Pattern

Great fun to do!

I love cables and have been doing them for years. This is the most interesting and enjoyable pattern I've done yet. Complex enough to keep your attention, but not difficult to do once you remember how the different cables work, knits up remarkably quickly (took me eleven days to make the front, and I'm not a fast knitter) and a striking result. I love that it doesn't have set-in sleeves. It's also adaptable: I'm using DK on 5mm needles.

Quality of Product

5

Value of Product

5

• Great fun to do!I love cables and have been doing them for years. This is the most interesting and enjoyable pattern I've done yet. Complex enough to keep your attention, but not difficult to do once you remember how the different cables work, knits up remarkably quickly (took me eleven days to make the front, and I'm not a fast knitter) and a striking result. I love that it doesn't have set-in sleeves. It's also adaptable: I'm using DK on 5mm needles.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/a78aa809-cfb8-5b47-a330-6a9edacd510e

pattern error? When the sleeve cable panel pats are being put in position the stich count is 69 (for M size). "Next row" still equals 69. However "1st and 2nd" rows following equal 60 stiches. 1st row (10+3+(7+2)+14+4)+7+3+10. 2nd row (13+7+2+(14+4)+7+13.

For the Crb5, the instructions aren't quite clear to me, and I'm having a hard time figuring it out; should it be slip next 3 st onto cable needle, knit 2, knit 1 from cable, knit 2, knit last 2 from cable? Or is it knit 2, then knit 3 from cable?