I have the ultimate cozy throw pattern for you guys! I saw a similar throw at Pottery Barn recently for over $150! Now, it was definitely a beautiful throw, but the simple design had me thinking that I could easily make one of my own for way less cost, and way more fun! The total cost of making this blanket came to just over $40 using Paintbox Yarns Simply Chunky Yarn. And the end result was just and luxurious in my opinion.
If you are new to knitting with cables, this easy pattern is a great way to get some practice. And if you have never knit with cables, there are tons of online tutorials that demonstrate just how easy it is. My favourite site for learning new knitting techniques is Bluprint. They do charge for their classes, but I find they are top notch if you are looking to learn a new skill without the hassle of searching through youtube.
I have written out and posted the free pattern for this cozy cabled throw below on this page.
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Materials:
Here is what you will need to make this cozy cabled throw:
- US Size 13 (9.0 mm) 32” Circular Knitting Needles.
- Paintbox Yarns Simply Chunky Yarn:
- 5 Skeins Vanilla Cream (Color A).
- 5 Skeins Champagne White (Color B).
- Cable Hook.
- Scissors.
- Crochet Hook for attaching tassels (optional).
- Tapestry/Yarn needle to weave in ends.
Size:
Throw Measures 37” wide X 56” long.
Gauge:
3.5 stitches and 3 rows = 1 Inch in stockinette stitch.
Abbreviations:
K: Knit
P: Purl
C14B: Cable 14 Back. Slip 7 stitches onto your cable hook (hold cable hook to the back of your work), knit the next 7 stitches, and then knit the 7 stitches off of the cable hook.
Pattern:
With color A, cast on 132 stitches:
Rows 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19: K3, P6, *K14, P6; repeat from * to last 3 stitches, K3.
Rows 2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20: P3, K6 *P14, K6; repeat from * to last 3 stitches, P3.
Row 21: K3, P6, *C14B, P6; repeat from * to last 3 stitches, K3.
Row 22: P3, K6 *P14, K6; repeat from * to last 3 stitches, P3.
Repeat rows 1-22 four more times.
Switch to color B and repeat rows 1-22 four times.
Repeat rows 1-20 once more with color B.
Continue to Finishing.
Finishing:
Cast off in pattern and weave in all loose ends.
Create 8 tassels in each colour and attach them evenly spaced to the blanket ends (one in each corner and then one halfway through each row of cables).
To make the tassels, wrap yarn around a 6 inch long piece of cardboard ten times. Thread a strand of yarn through the top and secure with a knot (A). Snip through the ends at the bottom and tie another piece of yarn around the top approximately half and inch down (B). Trim the ends so that they are even. Use a crochet hook or yarn needle to pull yarn through the edge of the blanket and tie in a knot to secure the tassel. Weave in the ends.
I hope you enjoyed this free pattern and I am so grateful for your support! Don’t forget that you can purchase the ad-free PDF file. Purchasing the PDF file helps support this website and allows me to continue to share my patterns and inspiration with you guys!
Should you have any issues with the download, please email: info@leeleeknits.com for assistance.
You can Purchase the PDF file (which will be emailed to you automatically after purchase) for $5 USD through Ravelry or by clicking the button below.
I love the throw but think it would look better with just one color.
Hi, Alnaar. I am making this throw. I made a mistake on one of my first set of cables and will be frogging. I notice that my stitches seem loose using a sz 13 US needle. I think I will be going down to an 11. On the yarn wrapper it says US 10 is the recommended size for this yarn. Going larger gives it a looser stitch and a nice look, I get that. But I think the 13 is kinda big for this yarn. My width was a lot wider than 37 inches. Hopefully the second attempt will be better. I love how yours looks.
This afghan is luscious! I love your patterns! Thanks for sharing your incredible talent!
You are most welcome Jan!