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Also available as a free Ravelry download. An easy tote with braided cables that continue into the handles. A perfect first cable or felting project. Available in three sizes! Finished Sizes: Large: 13” wide x 9-1/2” high x 3” deep. Handle height is 10-1/2” from top of bag to shoulder. Regular: 12” wide x 8-1/2” high x 2” deep. Handle height is 10” from top of bag to shoulder. Mini: 11” wide x 7-1/2” high x 1-1/2” deep. Handle height is 9” from top of bag to shoulder. Skill Level: Advanced beginner Gauge: Not extremely important. This will be felted. Yarn: about 450 yards of worsted weight feltable wool as pictured: Patons Classic Wool in Sage, Black, Natural Mix Materials: US 8 (5 mm) circular needle, 24" or 36" in length US 8 (5 mm) double pointed needles Cable needle Markers in two colors Stitches/abbreviations: cn cable needle dpn(s) double pointed needle(s) k knit p purl sts stitches Cable Abbreviations: CF: Slip 4(3, 2) sts onto cn and hold in front. Knit 4(3, 2) sts, then knit 4(3, 2) sts from cn. CB: Slip 4(3, 2) sts onto cn and hold in back. Knit 4(3, 2) sts, then knit 4(3, 2) sts from cn. Pattern is written for Large(Regular, Mini) and worked with one strand of yarn. Bag Base Cast on 72(64, 56) sts. Working in rows, knit in garter for 32(28, 20) rows. At end of last row, do not turn. Place marker, pick up and knit 16(14, 10) sts, place marker, pick up and knit 72(64, 56) sts, pick up and knit 16(14, 10) sts, place beginning of round marker. You now have 176(156, 132) sts. Markers are located at bag corners for reference. Bag Body Note: You may have to use dpn’s for a few rounds until you have enough room for the circular needle. Round 1: *k4, p2, k12(9, 6), p2, k32(30, 28), p2, k12(9, 6), p2, k4, pass marker, k16(14, 10), pass marker. Repeat from * for other side. Rounds 2-4: Repeat round 1 Begin knitting in Bag Cable Pattern. Bag Cable Pattern: Round 1: *k4, p2, CF, k4(3, 2), p2, k32(30, 28), p2, k4(3, 2), CB, p2, k4, k16(14, 10). Repeat from * for other side. Round 2: *k4, p2, k12(9, 6), p2, k32(30, 28), p2, k12(9, 6), p2, k4, k16(14, 10). Repeat from * for other side. Round 3: repeat row 2. Round 4: repeat row 2. Round 5: *k4, p2, k4(3, 2), CB, p2, k32(30, 28), p2, CF, k4(3, 2), p2, k4, k16(14, 10). Repeat from * for other side. Round 6: *k4, p2, k12(9, 6), p2, k32(30, 28), p2, k12(9, 6), p2, k4, k16(14, 10). Repeat from * for other side. Round 7: repeat row 6. Round 8: repeat row 6. Knit Bag Cable Pattern for a total of 8 (7, 6) times. Handle set-up rounds: (garter stitch rounds) Round 1: *p4, p2, CF, k4(3, 2), p2, p32(30, 28), p2, k4(3, 2), CB, p2, p4, p16(14, 10). Repeat from * for other side. Round 2: Repeat round 2 of cable pattern above. Round 3: *p4, p2, k12(9, 6), p2, p32(30, 28), p2, k12(9, 6), p2, p4, p16(14, 10). Repeat from * for other side. Bind off, removing markers as you go, as follows: Round 4: Bind off stitches until you get to the two purl stitches of the cable pattern. *Bind off first purl stitch, purl one stitch, knit across the cable, purl one stitch. Keep the live stitches on the needle and continue to bind off until you get to the purl stitches of the next cable pattern. Repeat from * until you have bound off all stitches. Cut yarn and pull through last stitch. Each handle should have 14(11, 8) stitches; your cable stitches and one purl stitch on either side. You now have four handles on one circular needle. Mark the first handle by placing a permanent stitch marker somewhere at the beginning of the handle below where you are working. This is for visual reference, so you know which one is handle 1. I strongly suggest that you take a moment to wind your remaining yarn into four fairly equal balls. This is extremely important if you are making the large bag, as you will be knitting to the end of your yarn! It is very helpful for all of the sizes so that you can work on all four handles at the same time. That way you will be sure they are all the same size. I used four zipper bags and thread my yarn through a snipped corner to keep everything from getting tangled. They fit nicely inside the bag too! From now on you will be working in rows. Finish this cable repeat as follows: Row 5: [handle 1] attach new yarn, p1, k4(3, 2), CB, p1 [handle 2] attach new yarn, p1, CF, k4(3, 2), p1 [handle 3] attach new yarn, p1, k4(3, 2), CB, p1 [handle 4] attach new yarn, p1, CF, k4(3, 2), p1 Row 6: k1, p12(9, 6), k1 for all handles Row 7: p1, k12(9, 6), p1 for all handles Row 8: repeat row 6 Continue knitting the Handle Cable Pattern, remembering to change yarn with each handle. Handle Cable Pattern: Row 1: [handle 1] p1, CF, k4(3, 2), p1 [handle 2] p1, k4(3, 2), CB, p1 [handle 3] p1, CF, k4(3, 2), p1 [handle 4] p1, k4(3, 2), CB, p1 Row 2: k1, p12(9, 6), k1 Row 3: p1, k12(9, 6), p1 Row 4: repeat row 2. Row 5: [handle 1] p1, k4(3, 2), CB, p1 [handle 2] p1, CF, k4(3, 2), p1 [handle 3] p1, k4(3, 2), CB, p1 [handle 4] p1, CF, k4(3, 2), p1 Row 6: k1, p12(9, 6), k1 for all handles Row 7: p1, k12(9, 6), p1 for all handles Row 8: repeat row 6 Knit 9(8, 7) full cable repeats, not including the handle set-up round, or to your desired length (or until you are about to run out of yarn!). Finishing Row 1: p1, k12(9, 6), p1 Row 2: k1, p12(9, 6), k1 Repeat rows 1& 2 once. Move handles 3&4 to another circular needle or holder. Working with handles 1 and 2, make sure straps are not twisted. Kitchener stitch together. Repeat for handles 3 and 4. Weave in ends. Felt carefully, checking often! Tug and pull out the braid sections in the handles and bag and check to make sure the handles have not felted themselves into a tube. Block with an appropriate sized book wrapped in a plastic bag. There are lots of felting tutorials out in cyberspace. If you still have questions or prefer one-on-one help feel free to comment, e-mail me, or contact me through Ravelry. Post your pictures! If you are not on Ravelry, e-mail me a picture or send a link to your bag. I’d love to see it! Cable charts are included in the Ravelry download. Contact me if you want them but are not a member of Ravelry. Enjoy! Braided Cable Handle Tote by Amybelbags [email protected] This pattern is offered for personal use only. The pattern, photos, and products made from this pattern are not to be used or sold for personal monetary gain without the written consent of the designer. Do not copy, cut, or paste this pattern. Links back to this pattern are always welcomed.
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Description Book Specs The Brand This book is a staple and a gem! Socks Yeah! Volume 1 contains 12 fabulous patterns designed using Rachel's own signature yarn, Socks Yeah! and 3 super helpful photo tutorials. All of the socks are mid-calf length and worked from the top down and 2 of the designs feature an afterthought heel (don't worry - there's a whole tutorial!). There's a great pattern for a simple sock in case you're just starting out. There's colour work, textured patterns and fraternal twin socks too! Paperback: 84 pages Publisher: Rachel Coopey (Oct 2016) Brilliant, talented British designer Rachel Coopey has now has her own line of amazing yarns to complement her beautiful books (we sell all of them!). Known for the most beautiful and varied sock patterns, her impeccable talent for design extends to her impeccable taste in colour in her Socks Yeah! and Socks Yeah! DK yarn lines. These yarns shouldn't only be reserved for sock making! They are brilliant in shawls, baby garments - you name it!
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