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Free Knit Lace and Cable Afghan Pattern

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Pattern Details
Tell a story of elegance with this blanket in Bernat Super Value.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about knitting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

Single SizeApprox 51 x 62 ins [129.5 x 157.5 cm]

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Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Cool Water
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Dry Flat
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Free Intermediate Knit Afghans/Blankets Pattern for Home

A pretty lace and cable afghan brings a rich touch of elegance to your home. Knit your original creation using shades from the Bernat Super Value collection, which offers inspiring solids, ombres and delicate heathers. Start with a solid for this fascinating pattern, then imagine so many variations you may discover.

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    551

    Fascinating Pattern

    This pattern fascinated me! I’m knitting it as a baby blanket and reduced the horizontal repeat from seven to five (cast on 176 stitches). Use life lines! I also retyped the pattern so that it would be easier to follow. For American knitters the terminology confused me for the yarn overs (yarn forward, yarn around needle, etc.) but they are all just British ways to describe how to accomplish a regular yarn over. I placed stitch markers after every 34 stitches (not counting the 3 stitch garter stitch borders) and counted each section before proceeding to the next 34 stitches; this pattern consists of MANY increases and decreases and I frequently overlooked a yarn over increase.

    Eileen B.551
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    5
    Value of Product
    5

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