Neutral Cabled Afghan Pattern (Knit)

Neutral Cabled Afghan Pattern (Knit)

SKU: L32161

The Neutral Cabled Afghan Pattern is a knit afghan pattern made with super bulky weight yarn that has a skill level of expert.

Please note that the colors shown below may not match the original pattern colors due to being out of stock/discontinued/etc. Please download the pattern to see the original colors. If available, replacement colors may be selected for purchase.


Pattern Designer
Irina Poludnenko
Skill Level
Level 5 - Experienced
Project Type
Afghan
Yarn Used
Hometown - 135
Pattern Size Options
One Size
Pattern Yarn Weight
6 Super Bulky
Dimensions Detail
About 42 x 52 in. (106.5 x 132 cm)
Pattern Craft
Knit
Made For
Home

Customer Reviews

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Sharon Sweeting
Very pretty BUT SO heavy......

I have just finished this afghan. Not terribly difficult and you can see the cables well in the finished product. One drawback is that it becomes SO HEAVY when you are working on it. The neutral color scheme is very attractive

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Christine Rousselle
Some errors in pattern

The Afghan gauge is way off or the lady pictured with it is abnormally tiny! In any event, it is a beautiful blanket. Blocking is a MUST. Pattern wording has a few mistakes, but you can follow charts and it will work. It is quite heavy as the other comment mentioned.

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Based on 2 reviews
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Sharon Sweeting
Very pretty BUT SO heavy......

I have just finished this afghan. Not terribly difficult and you can see the cables well in the finished product. One drawback is that it becomes SO HEAVY when you are working on it. The neutral color scheme is very attractive

C
Christine Rousselle
Some errors in pattern

The Afghan gauge is way off or the lady pictured with it is abnormally tiny! In any event, it is a beautiful blanket. Blocking is a MUST. Pattern wording has a few mistakes, but you can follow charts and it will work. It is quite heavy as the other comment mentioned.