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Cable Warmers Set - Free Pattern for Furls Blog 2021

11/21/2021

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K's Cabled Warmers Winter Accessory Set
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Growing up in the cold regions of northern Ontario, Canada I always seen many, many knitted items with classic cable work and I always loved the look. However, after a less than enthusiastic attempt at learning to knit when very young I turned to my passion of crochet and soon discovered that there were many ways to achieve that textured looked I loved with yarn and a crochet hook!
By using a variety of stitches in multiple combinations you can produce many wonderful  cabled textures and this hat and wrister set is just one example of  my designing with cables! I am so very excited to share with you all here my “Cabled Warmers” as my contribution to this week’s Furls Blog.                       
Kay
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Supplies:
Yarn: Furls Wander Acrylic Yarn
4 skeins in Amethyst or colour of choice https://furlscrochet.com/products/acrylic-crochet-yarn?utm_campaign=wanderyarn&utm_source=crochetwithkay-crochetclasses&crochetspecialprograms&utm_medium=affiliate#oid=1246

Designer Note: This yarn produces such an incredibly soft fabric that it is a pure pleasure to wear, and the stitch definition is wonderful making it perfect for cable and textured work
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Crochet Hook: Furls Candy Shop  5.5 mm
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Designer Note: These are my favorite hooks to crochet with and my hands never get tired or sore if I forget what time it is when I’m doing “just one more row”!
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Other:  stainless steel yarn needle
(Ps:  if you are like me and always are misplacing your yarn needles try on of these wonderful Furls needle cases -they are the most perfect way to always know exactly where your yarn needles are when you need them )

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Abbreviations:
Beg = begin(ning)s;   ch = chain;      sc = single crochet;    Sl st= slip stitch;     
sp(s)= space(s)  
FPdc = front post double crochet;  Fsc= foundation single crochet;   hk = hook                         FPtc = front post triple crochet;    RS = right side;    WS = wrong side;     st(s) = stitch(s)             FPhdc  = front post half double crochet;   sk = skip;   Rsc = Reverse single crochet
Gauge Note: I tend to be a “loose” crocheter and have been all 50+ years of my crocheting life,  so my gauge may be a little  different from yours when following the pattern. I suggest simply changing your hook size to obtain the best gauge for you!   Gauge: Using a 5.5 mm Furls Candy Shop hook – 20 sc across & 20 rows = 4” X 4” 
Designer Note: It is recommended that you read through entire pattern and notes before commencing your project(s) to ensure you have all necessary information for a success stitching adventure!
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Pattern: (US terminology)
Special Stitches:
Front post double crochet (fpdc):
To make a front post double crochet, yo, insert the hook
from the front of the post, around the back and out the front again of indicated stitch one rnd/row  below one you are working on. Yo again with the working yarn and carefully pull the yarn around the post so that you have three loops on your hook. Now complete the dc as normal: yo, pull through two loops on the hook, yo and pull through the last two loops on the hook.

Front post half double crochet (fphdc): ( work same as above except use a hdc)
To make a front post half double crochet, yo, insert the hook from the front of the post, around the back and out the front again of indicated stitch one rnd/row below one you are working on Yo again with the working yarn and carefully pull the yarn around the post so that you have three loops on your hook. Now complete the hdc as normal: yo, pull through all three loops on the hook.
Front post Triple crochet (fptc): ( work same as above except use a tc)
To make a front post triple crochet, yo twice, insert the hook
from the front of the post, around the back and out the front again of indicated stitch one rnd/row below one you are working on Yo again with the working yarn and carefully pull the yarn around the post so that you have four loops on your hook. Now complete the tc as normal: yo, pull through two loops on the hook twice, yo and
pull through the last two loops on the hook.
Foundation single  crochet (fsc):
Step 1 – begin: Ch 2.
Step 2 – make first foundation chain: Insert hook in 2nd ch from hook, yarn over and draw up a loop. This loop serves as the chain of the foundation stitch.

Step 3 – make the single crochet: Yarn over and draw through 1 loop on hook (2 loops on hook), yarn over and draw through both loops on hook to complete the single crochet.
Step 4 – make next foundation chain: Insert hook in chain of previous foundation stitch, yarn over and draw up a loop. Note The foundation chain is at the base of foundation stitch, insert the hook under two strands at the base.                                                                                     Reverse Single Crochet (rsc): 
Ch 1, working from left to right, sk first st, insert hook from front to back in next st to the right (A), yo, pull lp through st (B), yo, pull through 2 lps on hook .

Cable Patterns: 
2-Stitch Dc Cable- Skip next st. Fpdc in next stitch one row/rnd below one you are currently working on. Working in front of st just made go back and fpdc in skipped st. Remember to not use/skip the stitches behind cable work when starting next stitch.
3-Stitch Dc Cable –
Row /Rnd 1: Fpdc dc in next 3 indicated sts of rd one row/rnd below one you are currently working on
Row /Rnd 2: Fpdc in next 3 indicated sts of rd one row/rnd below.
Row /Rnd 3: Fpdc in next three indicated sts of  rnd one row/rnd below.
Row /Rnd 4: Fpdc in next three indicated sts of rnd one row/rnd below
Row /Rnd 5: Sk next 2 fpdc. Fptc in next st rnd one row/rnd below.  Working in behind fptc just made, FPdc in each of the 2 sk sts starting with first sk st .
 4 Stitch Dc Cable-
Row /Rnd 1: Fpdc in next 3 indicated sts of rnd one row/rnd below one you are currently working on
Row /Rnd 2: Fpdc in next 3 indicated sts of rnd one row/rnd below
Row /Rnd 3: Fpdc in next 3 indicated sts of rnd one row/rnd below
Row /Rnd 4: Fpdc dc in next 3 indicated sts of rnd one row/rnd below
Row /Rnd 5:  Sk next 2 fpdc. Fptc in next 2 sts rnd one row/rnd below .  Working in front of FPtcs  just made, FPptc in each of the 2 sk sts starting with first sk st .
 Rolled Cable Stitch -
Row /Rnd 1: Ch 1, sc in same st .  * Ch 3. Sk next 2 stitches, sc in next.
Turn work.

Work a sc in each ch st of the ch 3 you just made.  Sl to first sc. (One cable made)   Turn work.
Working behind the cable you just made, sc in each of the sk sts.(2 sc behind cable)
Skip the next sc ( the one you made after the ch 3) Sc in next st*
Repeat from * to * around ending with a sc in last st or row. If working in the rnd -  sl st to first sc   
Row /Rnd 2: Note- In this row you work a sc in the 1st and last st  with 3 sc  evenly spaced behind each cable (on ws of fabric). The 3 scs  behind the cable are worked in the sc that were worked in the 2 skipped sts. Make sc in first st and 2 sc in the second st. Push the cable forward -towards right side of fabric - so it is out of the way, and you can see your stiches more clearly. 

-Ch 1. *Sc in 1st sc. *Sc  in 1st st behind cable , 2 sc in next st.  Repeat from* around. Sl st to beginning sc if working in round  Fasten off.  Weave in all ends
A printable 24 page PDF copy of the complete  Cabled Warmers Set (hat, wristers & button cowl or scarf )which includes pictures, charts and additional hint, tips and help is  available to purchase for a small fee on this website under Patterns.
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K's Cabled Warmers Hat:
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Leaving a good  6–8-inch tail - Fsc 62
Designer Note: I always was (and still am)  frustrated by how often my beginning chain would somehow get twisted no matter how careful I was when attaching together to make a circle, so I developed this “cheat.”
Row 1- Ch 1 and sc across. Turn                                                            Stitch count: 62 sc
Row 2- (RS) Ch 1 and sc across. Turn.  Mark as right-side               Stitch count: 62 sc
Row 3- (WS) Ch 2. Hdc in each st across.                                            Stitch count: 62 hdc

Remove hook leaving a clear extra-large loop in last stitch or use a stitch marker to secure last loop . Lay your crochet strip flat on table with wrong side up. Bring ends together making sure that there is no twisting, and that the top and bottom edges meet. Insert  hook back into final loop and slip stitch to first st forming a circle . Remove hook leaving a good loop. Place stitch marker in loop.  Now taking your yarn needle and the beginning tail you left, attach the bottom beginning stitches of each end neatly darning together to  form a nice (untwisted) circle!
Designer Notes: Hat circumference- Pattern will fit an average sized adult head circumference.    
Rnd 4: Ch 2, hdc in same st.  *[Fpdc around next st, hdc in next st] 3 times. Hdc in next st. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable Stitch. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 3. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 4-Stitch Dc Cable Row 1. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 3. Hdc in each of next 2. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable stitch. * Hdc in each of next 2 sts.  Repeat from * to *once more. Hdc in last st. Sl st to first hdc.
Rnd 5: RS (and all following odd numbered rounds ): Ch 1, hdc in same st. Hdc in each st around. Sl st to 1st hdc.                                           Stitch count: 62 hdc
Rnd 6: Ch 2, hdc in same st.  *[Fpdc around next st, hdc in next st] 3 times. Hdc in
next st. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable Stitch. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 4. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 4-Stitch Dc Cable Row 2. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 4. Hdc in each of next 2. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable stitch. * Hdc in each of next 2 sts.  Repeat from * to *once more. Hdc in last st. Sl st to first hdc.
Rnd 7:- repeat Rnd 5
Rnd 8: Ch 2, hdc in same st.  *[Fpdc around next st, hdc in next st] 3 times. Hdc in next st. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable Stitch. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 5. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 4-Stitch Dc Cable Row 3. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 5. Hdc in each of next 2. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable stitch. * Hdc in each of next 2 sts.  Repeat from * to *once more. Hdc in last st. Sl st to first hdc.
Rnd 9:  repeat Rnd 5
Rnd 10: Ch 2, hdc in same st.  *[Fpdc around next st, hdc in next st] 3 times. Hdc in
next st. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable Stitch. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 1. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 4-Stitch Dc Cable Row 4. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc  Cable Row 1. Hdc in each of next 2. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable stitch. * Hdc in each of next 2 sts.  Repeat from * to *once more. Hdc in last st. Sl st to first hdc.
Rnd 11-  repeat Rnd 5
Rnd 12- Ch 2, hdc in same st.  *[Fpdc around next st, hdc in next st] 3 times. Hdc in next st. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable Stitch. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 2. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 4-Stitch Dc Cable Row 5. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 2. Hdc in each of next 2. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable stitch. * Hdc in each of next 2 sts.  Repeat from * to *once more. Hdc in last st. Sl st to first hdc.
Rnd 13:  repeat Rnd 5
Rnd 14: Ch 2, hdc in same st.  *[Fpdc around next st, hdc in next st] 3 times. Hdc in next st. Work 2-Stitch Dc Cable Stitch. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 3. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 4-Stitch Dc Cable Row 1. Hdc in each of next 2 sts. Work 3-Stitch Dc Cable Row 3. Hdc in each of next 2. Work 2-Stitch Dc  Cable stitch. * Hdc in each of next 2 sts.  Repeat from * to *once more. Hdc in last st. Sl st to first hdc.

Rnd 15:  repeat Rnd 5                                                                                                                                      Rnd 16- 25:   Repeat Rnds  4- 15 one more time
DO NOT fasten off yarn

Finishing: Assembly
Turn hat inside out – wrong side facing you. Using yarn darning needle and long strand of matching yarn, weave yarn through stitches on outside of beginning FSC row  making sure stitches not showing on right side of work  
Gently pull yarn and gather top edge together as tightly as possible leaving no open space at top of hat. Knot yarns together tightly. Do not cut remaining  yarn ends at this time. Flip to right side.
 
Finishing: Brim Edge
Working on right side of hat
Rnd 1: Ch sc in first  29 sts. Sc  two together. Sc in each remain st. St Count: 61 sc
Rnd 2: Work Row 1 of Rolled Cable Stitch
Row 3: Work Row 2 of Rolled Cable Stitch​
Using yarn ends left on inside at top of your hat,  you can add a fur pompom to your hat!

A printable 24 page PDF copy of the complete  Cabled Warmers Set (hat, wristers & button cowl or scarf )which includes pictures, charts and additional hint, tips and help is  available to purchase for a small fee on this website under Patterns.
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 K's Cabled Warmers Wristers  
These wristers aka-texting gloves or wrist warmers - can be made as short or as long you wish as I designed the pattern to start at the fingertips and work up the hand and arm from there!  Personally, I always make mine long enough to fit under the cuffs of my jacket for those really cold winter days!  They also can be used with an additional set of gloves under them for even more warmth!


Special Stitches:
2-Stitch Hdc Cable- Skip next st. Fphdc in next stitch one row/rnd below. Working in front of st just made go back and fphdc in skipped st. Remember to not use/skip the stitches behind cable work when starting next stitch.
4 Stitch Dc Cable-
Row /Rnd 1: Fphdc in next 3 indicated sts of rnd one rnd below current.
Row /Rnd 2: Fphdc in next 3 indicated sts of rnd one rnd below current.
Row /Rnd 3: Fphdc in next 3 indicated sts of rnd one rnd below current.
Row /Rnd 4:  Sk next 2 fphdc  one row/rnd below. Fpdc in next 2 sts .  Working in front of FPdcs  just made, FPdc in each of the 2 sk sts starting with first sk st .

 Reverse Single Crochet (rsc): 
Ch 1, working from left to right, sk first st, insert hook from front to back in next st to the right (A), yo, pull lp through st (B), yo, pull through 2 lps on hook .
Single Crochet 2 Together (Sc 2tog):
Insert hook in indicated  stitch, yarn over and pull up loop (2 loops on hook ). Insert hook in next stitch, yarn over and pull up loop (3 loops on hook), yarn over and draw through all 3 loops on hook.  1 stitch decreased.

Pattern Instructions:
Leaving a good  6–8-inch tail - Fsc 22
 Row 1- Ch 1 and sc across. Turn                                                            Stitch count: 22 sc
Row 2- Ch 1 and sc across. Turn.  Mark as right-side                       Stitch count: 22 sc
Row 3- Ch 1 and sc across. Turn.  Mark as right-side                       Stitch count: 22 sc
Use the same  instruction as per hat above to now join your strip into a nice, neat circle making sure it is not twisted
From this point on you will be working in joined rnds on right side of fabric only.

Rnd 4 (RS): Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  5 sts.  Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 4 . Sc in  next  st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below . Sc in each of next 6 sts.   Sl st to first sc.
Rnd 5:(and all following odd numbered rounds) Ch 1, sc in same st and each st around.  Sl st to 1st sc.                                                                                            Stitch count: 22 sc

Rnd 6: Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  5 sts.  Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 1 . Sc in  next  st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below . Sc in each of next 6 sts.   Sl st to first sc
Rnd 7: Repeat  Rnd 5                                                                        Stitch count: 22 sc
Rnd 8: Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  5 sts.  Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 1 . Sc in  next  st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below . Sc in each of next 6 sts.   Sl st to first sc
Rnd 9: Repeat Rnd 5

Rnd 10: Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  5 sts.  Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 1 . Sc in  next  st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below . Sc in each of next 6 sts.   Sl st to first sc
Designer Note: Now you will be making each wrister slightly differently depending on whether you are making the right or left  hand wrister. Follow instructions carefully so that you don’t end up with 2 the same -2 lefthanded wristers-lol
Rnd 11: Thumb Row 1 – Note this rnd is worked differently for left and right wrister so make sure you work instructions to have one of each!
Rnd 11 -Left Hand-  Ch 1, sc in same st and each st around to last 6 sts. Sc in next st. Ch 5, sk next 3 sts, sc in last  2 sts  Sl st to 1st sc.                                   Stitch count: 22 sc +  1 ch 3
Rnd 11 -Right Hand-  Ch 1, sc in same st and next st,  Ch 5, sk next 3 sts, sc in all remaining  sts  Sl st to 1st sc.                                                                                    Stitch count: 22 sc +  1 ch 3

Rnd 12: Thumb Row 2- Note: when working on chain 5 section you are making your stitches in the ch sts and not in the ch space!
Rnd 12 Left Hand -  Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  5 sts. Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 4 . Sc in  next st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below. Sc in next sc. Sc in each ch st of ch 5. Sc in last two sc. Sl st to first sc                                                                                                                                          Stitch count:27 sts
Rnd 12 Right Hand- Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  st. Sc in each ch st of ch 5. Sc in next st. Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 4 . Sc in  next st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below.  Sc in each of remaining  6 sts. Sl st to first sc                                                                                                                       Stitch count: 27 sts
Rnd 13: Thumb Row 3
Rnd 13 Left Hand -  Ch 1, sc in same st and in each st around to last 8 stitches. Sc in next st. Sc 2tog over next 2 sts. Sc in next st. Sc 2tog over next 2 sts. Sc in last 2 sts. Sl st to first sc                                                                                                                           Stitch count: 25 sts

Rnd 13 Right Hand -  Ch 1, sc in same st. Sc 2tog over next 2 sts. Sc in next st. Sc 2tog over next 2 sts. Sc in all remaining sts. Sl st to first sc                                Stitch count: 25 sts
Rnds  14: Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  5 sts for Left Hand  Or  9 sts for Right hand   Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 1 . Sc in  next  st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below . Sc in each of 9 sts for Left Hand  Or  6 sts for Right hand   Sl st to first sc
Rnd 15: Ch 1, sc in same st and each st around.  Sl st to 1st sc.               Stitch count: 25 sc
Rnd 16: Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  5 sts for Left Hand  Or  9 sts for Right hand   Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 2 . Sc in  next  st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below . Sc in each of 9 sts for Left Hand  Or  6 sts for Right hand   Sl st to first sc
Rnd 17: Repeat Rnd 15
Rnd 18: Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  5 sts for Left Hand  Or  
9 sts for Right hand   Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 3 . Sc in  next  st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below . Sc in each of 9 sts for Left Hand  Or  6 sts for Right hand   Sl st to first sc
Rnd 19: Repeat Rnd 15
Rnd 20: Ch 1, sc in same st and in next  5 sts for Left Hand  Or  9 sts for Right hand   Working in Rnd below current rnd,  work  2-Stitch HDC  Cable Stitch. Sc  in next st on current rnd. Working in row below, work  4-Stitch HDC Cable Row 4 . Sc in  next  st of current rnd. Work 2-Stitch Hdc Cable stitch in rnd below . Sc in each of 9 sts for Left Hand  Or  6 sts for Right hand   Sl st to first sc
Rnd 21: Repeat Rnd 15
Rnd 22- 28/36: Repeat Rnds 14-21  1-2 times more depending on desired finished  length.
Final Rnd: Ch 1, sc in same st and each st around.  Sl st to 1st sc.         Stitch count: 25 sc
Fasten off and weave in all ends
Finishing Finger Edge:
Attach new yarn to beginning finger  at middle back of wrister-
Ch 1, work  RSC –(reverse single crochet) around entire edge. Slip st to first sc. Fasten off weave in all ends.
Wristers can be worn with or without an additional set of gloves inside them!
Enjoy
Kay   

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So exciting....

10/4/2021

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This is so exciting for me ..
I will have one of my original designs highlighted in the Furls patterns blog this Fall! Watch here for the publication date when the pattern will be available to you all as a free download.
​Have great week everyone! 
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