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Hearts & Shamrocks Cable Afghan - knitting pattern

Hearts & Shamrocks Cable Afghan

$8.00

The **Hearts & Shamrocks Cable Afghan Pattern** is now available, making it a perfect addition to your knitting projects! This exquisite pattern is sure to become an Irish heirloom piece in your home or an unforgettable gift for someone special in your life.

The finished afghan measures approximately **48'' wide by 60'' long** and consists of **4 beautifully designed panels** that are knitted separately and then seamed together. For those wanting to simplify the process, you could also knit the afghan in one piece by eliminating the edge stitches. The central part of each panel features an intricate **maze of Cabled Cells**, elegantly flanked by charming **Seed Stitch Hearts**, and beautifully capped with a delicate **Shamrock** at the base. The entire panel is bordered with a consistent seed stitch and is finished off with a lovely **crocheted shell stitch trim** for an extra touch of sophistication.

Included with the **4-page pattern** are easy-to-follow instructions that guide you through the entire knitting process from beginning to end. This comprehensive guide includes a detailed list of materials, step-by-step patterns, finishing techniques, and delightful photographs to assist you in creating this stunning piece.

For those interested in the knitting gauge, please note that the gauge in the Shamrock section is **17 stitches and 24 rows = 4’’** when using **5mm (US 8)** needles over stockinette stitch, ensuring that your project meets the right specifications. Additionally, you will need **6 skeins of White yarn** and **1 skein of Green yarn** to complete this beautiful afghan.

This **Hearts & Shamrocks Cable Afghan Pattern** not only provides an enjoyable knitting experience but also results in a cozy piece that adds warmth and charm to any space. Whether you’re an experienced knitter or a beginner eager for a challenge, this pattern is designed to inspire creativity and showcase your love for knitting and Irish traditions.

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