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    LOYAL TWEED HAT, MITTENS & SCARF

    May 18, 2023 7 minutes

    STITCH GUIDE

    Cable Panel 1 (worked over 4 sts)
    **Rows 1 & 5: RS – K4.

    Row 2 & all other WS rows: P4.

    Row 3: C4F.

    Row 6: P4. ** Rep from ** to ** throughout for Cable Panel 1.

    Cable Panel 2 (worked over 6 sts)
    **Rows 1, 3 & 7: RS – K6.

    Row 2 & all other WS rows: P6.

    Row 5: C6F.

    Row 8: P6. ** Rep from ** to ** throughout for Cable Panel 2.

    Cable Panel 3 (worked over 6 sts)
    **Rows 1, 3 & 7: RS – K6.

    Row 2 & all other WS rows: P6.

    Row 5: C6B.

    Row 8: P6. ** Rep from ** to ** throughout for Cable Panel 3.

    Cable Panel 4 (worked over 14 sts)
    **Row 1: RS – P6, RT, p6.

    Row 2 & all other WS rows: K the k sts and p the p sts (work sts as they face you).

    Row 3: P5, RPT, LPT, p5.

    Row 5: P4, RPT, p2, LPT, p4.

    Row 7: P3, RPT, p4, LPT, p3.

    Row 9: P2, RPT, p6, LPT, p2.

    Row 11: P1, RPT, p8, LPT, p1.

    Row 13: RPT, p10, LPT.

    Row 15: LPT, p10, RPT.

    P1, LPT, p8, RPT, p1.

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