Make a Scarf That Looks This Good Cables this bold are usually saved for advanced projects. This one gives you the same striking result with a pattern that's genuinely manageable to follow. Soft mohair, wide braided cables, and a drape that looks expensive. Whether you're making it for yourself or wrapping it up as a gift, this scarf is worth the effort. Skill Level: Confident Beginner to Intermediate Finished Size: Approx. 180 cm (71 in) long x 24 cm (9.5 in) wide Bold cable texture that's easier than it looks. The pattern alternates simple left and right crossings on a clean stockinette base. If you've done a basic cable before, this is a natural next step. If you haven't, the instructions walk you through it. Flat, even edges with no curling. A built-in double edge stitch on both sides keeps the borders neat and well-defined, so the finished scarf lies properly without any fussing. Works with a range of mohair-blend yarns. The pattern explains how different yarn weights and fiber blends affect the final result, so you can choose what works for your budget and your hands. "I finally made something that actually looks like the photo." Materials Mohair-blend yarn, approx. 300 g / 600 m (656 yds). Sample used a laceweight-adjacent mohair blend, approx. 200 m per 100 g 5–6 mm (US 8–10) needles Cable needle Tapestry needle Row counter (optional) Scissors
