Gormlaith Cabled Scarf Pattern

This intricate cabled scarf pattern is named after the most notorious noblewoman in medieval Ireland, Gormlaith (pronounced “gorm-la”) ingen Murchada, the wife of three different kings of Ireland and a powerful political force in her day. The most famous saga of the day describes her as charismatic and “endowed with great beauty” but also as manipulative and “utterly wicked.” I hope you enjoy knitting this pattern as much as I did learning about this amazing woman.

This scarf pattern includes instructions for two different sizes:
Medium: 9.5" X 60"/24 X 152cm 
Long: 9.5" X 75"/24 X 190.5cm 

The Gormlaith pattern requires 650 - 800 yards of Aran weight yarn and size 7 (4.5mm) knitting needles to complete. The cable instruction are provided in both WRITTEN AND CHARTED formats, and this pattern has been professionally tech edited and pattern-tested.

This is a great pattern for anyone who enjoys doing intricate cable patterns but doesn't want to commit to making a sweater.

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