20 stitches for broken record pattern
21 rows
20 stitches for record pattern
20 rows
3-stitch border (inside)
2-stitch cable
2-stitch cable (so 4 stitches)
1 stitch in between these 'cause
2-stitch garter border (outside)
cast on 40 stitches
garter-stitch 3 rows (K every row)
row 4 (right side): K2, K1, K4, K3, K20, K3, K4, K1, K2
*this is just a way of establishing the separations to make the cables easier to deal with. nothing is actually happening right now.
row 5 (wrong side): K2, P1, P4, P3, P20, P3, P4, P1, K2
row 6: repeat row 4
row 7: repeat row 5
(c)row 8: K2, K1, S2 onto a cable needle and hold in front (S2 on cbl), K2, K2 on the cable needle (K2 on cbl), K3, K20, K3, S2 on clb, K2, K2 on cbl, K1, K2
row 9: repeat row 5
row 10 (row 1 of pattern): K2, K1, K4, K3, *begin 20-st pattern*, K3, K4, K1, K2
row 11 (p row 2): K2, P1, P4, P3, *continue pattern*, P3, P4, P1, K2
row 12 (p row 3): repeat row 10
row 13 (p row 4): repeat row 11
(c)row 14 (p row 5): K2, K1, K2, K2 on cbl, K3, *continue pattern*, K3, K2, K2 on cbl, K1, K2
row 15 (p row 6): repeat row 11
row 16 (p row 7): repeat row 10
row 17 (p row 8): repeat row 11
row 18 (p row 9): repeat row 10
row 19 (p row 10): repeat row 11
(c)row 20 (p row 11): K2, K1, K2, K2 on cbl, K3, *continue pattern*, K3, K2, K2 on cbl, K1, K2
row 21 (p row 12): repeat row 11
row 22 (p row 13): repeat row 10
row 23 (p row 14): repeat row 11
row 24 (p row 15): repeat row 10
row 25 (p row 16): repeat row 11
(c)row 26 (p row 17): K2, K1, K2, K2 on cbl, K3, *continue pattern*, K3, K2, K2 on cbl, K1, K2
row 27 (p row 18): repeat row 11
row 28 (p row 19): repeat row 10
row 29 (p row 20): repeat row 11
row 30 (p row 21): repeat row 10
row 31: repeat row 5
(c)row 32: K2, K1, K2, K2 on cbl, K3, *continue pattern*, K3, K2, K2 on cbl, K1, K2
basically cable row every right side (rs), wrong side (ws), rs, ws, (c), (c)ws or actually every 4 (5, counting the purl row after a (c)) rows until desired length.
last 3 rows: garter stitch.
cast off and put some sweet tassels on that motherfucker.
-fuck it doesnt get any cooler than this
*optional*
if you wanna be a huge loser--by which I mean awesome--you could knit dave's unbroken record on the other end of the scarf. aw yeah.
brought to you by: someone who would like to call themselves hipsterUnicorn.
Labels: dave strider, homestuck, knitting
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