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6 Cable Headbands to Knit
By Marie Bocock
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6 lovely and stylish cable headbands to knit.
Easy knitting patterns ideal for beginner knitters or anyone looking for a quick knitting project.
The book contains instructions to make 6 very cosy cable headbands in chunky and super chunky yarn.
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6 Cable Headbands to Knit - Marie Bocock
Introduction
Thank you very much for choosing this headband knitting pattern leaflet.
You will find 6 wonderful cable headbands to knit, 3 each in chunky and super chunky yarn.
Headbands make wonderful gifts and are perfect for using up those odd balls of wool that you love but don’t have enough of to make a larger garment.
Feel free to use whatever yarn you wish - as long as it works with the needle size you are good to go.
Because you can adjust the length of the headband (knit approx 2cm less than the head circumference of the intended wearer), tension is not super important. I have however I included this
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