Looking at my pattern, it can be done, and perhaps it should be done. I think I just really don't want to frog an entire skein to change it on my sweater, but that doesn't mean I should avoid polishing my own design for future renditions. Who knows! I may get so desperate between now and when I pick up my next skein that I give in and fix it on my own work.
I will use the same cables used in the durrow and double knot patterns, so the instructions and naming conventions will stay the same.
Row 1:
Right Front:
K3, P5, k2, P1, twist 3 right, twist 4 right, P5, Twist 3 Right, twist 4 right, P1, twist 3 right, twist 4 right, P2, twist 3 left, P1, K2, P1, add stitch marker.
Work K1 P1 Seed Stitch for 11 stitches.
Back:
Continue Seed stitch for 12 sts, add stitch marker,
P1, twist 3 right, twist 4 right, P2, K2, twist 4 right, P5, twist 3 right, twist 4 right, P2, twist, twist 3 right, K2, P1, twist 3 right, P7, K2, P2, twist 3 left, P1, K2, P2 tog, K2, P5, twist 3 right, K2, twist 3 left, P1, twist 4 left, twist 3 left, P5, twist 4 left, twist 3 left, P1, add stitch marker. Work Seed stitch for 12 sts.
Right Front:
Work K1 P1 Seed Stitch for 11 stitches. Add Stitch Marker.
P1, K2, P1, P4, twist 3 right, K2, twist 3 left, P1, twist 4 left, twist 3 left, P5, twist 4 left, twist 3 left, P5, K2, P1, K3.
Keep in mind that these instructions are not tested, and may be flawed. If you find they are, please leave a comment or email me so that I may fix them. Like I said, I may yet frog the skein to test it myself, but I'd always rather have someone else double check my work.
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