This scarf was designed for the Red Scarf Project. This project sends scarves at Valentine’s Day to college students who have aged out of the foster care system. These young men and women have no support network; a gift can be just the boost they need to keep going. By Maia Discoe. Find the free…
These simple fingerless gloves fit like a dream and look like a million bucks. The non-traditional cable is fun to knit as well as fun to wear. This pattern is offered in 3 sizes and the larger sizes could easily be for men as well. Sizing is measured by hand circumference around the palm, above…
These socks are a small step up from simple 2-by-2 ribbed socks, with the addition of a 6-stitch cable on both sides of the leg (twisting in opposite directions). By Brainlady. Find the free pattern here: link
Cute cabled socks in aplaca by Black Dog Designs. Find the free sock pattern here: link
Who says boxy sweaters can’t be fun and fashionable? This sweater is great for a beginner who wants to venture into the world of cables. Knit cuff to cuff in one piece, it requires only two side seams to be sewn at the end. The boxiness of the sweater is accentuated with the kimono sleeves…
From Me, Myself and My Yarn comes this cute short cabled cardigan. Find the free pattern here: link
Cables outline each section of this hooded raglan sweater; single cables begun at the neck merge as the yoke is completed, then continue down the underside of the sleeves and sides of the body. To maintain continuity, the sweater is worked down from neck to hem and cuffs, then back up from neck to hood.…
Knit from the top down, this raglan can be tried on as you make it to achieve a perfect fit. The cables are reversible, so no matter how your collar folds over, it will always look like it’s showing the right side. As if that weren’t enough to excite you, we must add that it’s…