Staghorn Cable Scarf (pattern 1 of 2 based on a square in a sampler afghan book my grandma gave me when I was a tiny human)
Yarn: Cascade Eco+ in Satine (the lighting in my apartment is really weird)
Needles: Size 10 needles of any shape (I prefer circular but whatever floats your boat), plus cable needle
Stitches:
BC: place 2 sts on cable needle and place behind work. K2, then K2 off cable needle
FC: place 2 sts on cable needle and place in front of work. K2, then K2 off cable needle
SC: place 1 st on cable needle and place in front of work. K2, then K1 off cable needle.
Pattern:
CO 26 sts
First row: P1, K3, P1, K16, P1, K3, P1
Row 2 (and all even rows): K1, P3, K1, P16, K1, P3, K1
Row 3: P1, SC, P1, K4, BC, FC, K4, P1, SC, P1
Row 5: P1, K3, P1, K2, BC, K4, FC, K2, P1, K3, P1
Row 7: P1, SC, P1, BC, K8, FC, P1, SC, P1
Row 9: P1, K3, P1, K4, BC, K4, FC, K2, P1, K3, P1
Row 11: P1, SC, P1, K2, BC, K4, FC, K2, P1, SC, P1
Row 13: P1, K3, P1, BC, K8, FC, P1, K3, P1
Repeat rows 2-13 until scarf is as long as you’d like, ending on a row 13. Repeat Row 2 once more, then BO. Drape on nearest cat for Pinterest-worthy photoshoot.