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    The key takeaways are that this pattern teaches cabling, a technique that adds sophistication to knitting. It also details how to knit a semi-circular cabled shawl.

    The knitting technique featured is cabling, which involves twisting stitches to create cable patterns in the knitting.

    The dimensions of the finished shawl are approximately 14.5” height x 82.5” width, blocked.

    Etude No.

    5
    ETUDE NO. 5
    EXPRESSION1 FIBER ARTS Expression Fiber Arts
    -ETUDE NO. 5 SHAWL-

    Cabling is one of those knitting techniques that is often feared without reason. They’re
    actually quite easy to work, and add a sophisticated flair to an otherwise simplistic piece of
    knitwear. In this lesson, the garter stitch body of a semi-circular shawl is jazzed up by a
    repeating cabled border in twisted rib. It might sound complicated, but the pattern is
    easily memorized and fun to knit. You’ll turn heads every time you wear this piece!

    E M I LY W A LT O N CHANDI AGEE

    Designer Expression Fiber Arts


    Ravelry - Emily Walton www.expressionfiberarts.com
    aroomfullofdoors@gmail.com

    We appreciate you downloading our pattern! We pour tons of time and love into each one and hope you enjoy it.
    Should you have any questions, please contact the designer for assistance.

    Etude No. 5 2 Expression Fiber Arts


    - DETAILS-

    SIZE: Approximately 14.5” height x 82.5” width, blocked.

    DIMENSIONS

    Expression Fiber Arts Twisted Tweed Sport


    Shown in color: Fisherman
    (a) 3 skeins
    If that color isn't available, any from this category will work. MATERIALS

    US size 5 (3.75 mm) circulars or straights (or size needed to make gauge)
    NEEDLE

    Tapestry needle for weaving in ends, stitch markers, cable needle

    TOOLS

    24 sts and 19 rows=4" in garter st, blocked.


    GAUGE

    Advanced Beginner- This pattern is suited for those who are ready to learn
    new techniques.
    SKILL LEVEL

    Etude No. 5 3 Expression Fiber Arts


    - ABBREVIATIONS-

    BO bind off

    CN cable needle

    CO cast on

    K knit

    KFB knit into the front and back of the same stitch (1 st increased)

    M marker

    P purl

    PM place marker

    RS right side of work

    SM slip marker

    SSK slip, slip, knit 2 slipped sts together through the back loop (1 st decreased)

    St(s) stitch(es)

    TBL through the back loop

    WS wrong side of work

    Etude No. 5 4 Expression Fiber Arts


    - PATTERN-
    NOTES
    •This shawl is worked from side to side in one piece, with the cabled border worked as you go.
    Shaping is worked by simple increases and decreases in the garter stitch body.
    •When working with hand-dyed yarns, remember to alternate skeins every couple of rows to avoid
    color pooling. To avoid issues with the cabled border, I recommend alternating skeins on the garter
    stitch side of the shawl, at the beginning of WS rows.
    •Cable instructions for this pattern are available in this video. On row 9 of the cable pattern, you will
    switch knits and purls for those sts worked from the cable needle, so you will be purling knits and
    knitting purls. This is intentional, and the difference will not be visible due to the large cable.

    CABLE PATTERN
    Rows 1, 3, 5, 7, 11 (RS): (K1 tbl, p1) 6 times, k1 tbl.
    Rows 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 (WS): (P1 tbl, k1) 6 times, p1 tbl.
    Row 9 (RS): Slip 6 sts to cn and hold in back of work, work 7 sts in established pattern, (p1, k1 tbl) 3
    times from cn.
    BODY

    Using your preferred method, CO 16 sts. Next: Work garter and cable sections evenly in
    Row 1 (RS): Work row 1 of cable pattern over established patterns (no increases) for 53 rows.
    13 sts, pm, k to end of row. You should end after row 5 of the cable
    Row 2: (WS): K3, sm, work row 2 of cable pattern. You will now begin the decrease
    pattern to end of row. section.
    Row 3: Work row 3 of cable pattern to m, sm, k
    to end of row. Decrease row: K to 2 sts before m, ssk, sm,
    Row 4: (Increase row) K to last st before m, kfb, work cable pattern to end of row. (1 st
    sm, work cable pattern to end of row. (1 st decreased)
    increased)
    Continue in established patterns, working the
    Continue in established patterns, working the decrease row on rows 6 and 12 until you have
    increase row on rows 4, 8 and 12 until you 60 sts in the garter st section. (73 sts total)
    have 60 sts in the garter st section. (73 sts total)
    Next: Work garter and cable sections in
    Next: Work garter and cable sections in established patterns, working the decrease row
    established patterns, working the increase row on rows 4, 8 and 12 until you have 3 sts
    on rows 6 and 12 until you have 80 sts in the remaining in the garter st section. (16 sts total)
    garter section. (93 sts total) BO all sts in pattern on next row.


    FINISHING

    Weave in all ends with a tapestry needle. Block your shawl to even out sts and open up the twisted
    rib in the cable. Take care not to open the rib too much. Enjoy your new shawl and get ready for
    Etude no. 6: mosaic knitting!


    Etude No. 5 5 Expression Fiber Arts


    


    Etude No. 5 6 Expression Fiber Arts


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    This pattern may be printed and used for personal, non-commercial use only and may not be reproduced, sold, or distributed. All images, text, and illustration
    ©Expression Fiber Arts 2019. Finished items made using this pattern may be sold so long as pattern attribution is ascribed to Expression Fiber Arts.
    For questions about this policy, please contact us at contact@expressionfiberarts.com.

    Etude No. 5 7 Expression Fiber Arts

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