I am unable to download the pattern. It says "unable to open file, damaged". I would like to request your kind assistance in correcting the error so I could work on this. It would be much appreciated.  Many thanks, Cindy

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I was able to download it. (Thanks!)

Thanks for this nice pattern :)  Happy Holidays !!

I'm so excited to try this. Thank you so much for sharing the pattern and reversible cables info!

I too am unable to download the pattern.  I would also like to request your kind assistant in correcting ghe error so I could work on this.  It would be much appreciated.  Thank you, Betty

I am also unable to download the pattern.  The message says that "unable to open file, damaged".  Thanks, Susan

No problem here.  It's great.  Thank you.

This is just what I am looking for!  I spin with a drop spindle and have made my own colorway of blended shades, choosing wool colors cinnabar(a very dark coral), coral, crocus (a blue-violet midtone),and dijon (a very gold-green or green-gold depending on the light).  I split each color ( I had 4 oz of each) into fourths,  then each ounce into fourths, recombined to mix the colors (  for example, AAAA was 100% cinnabar, next would be AAAB, then AABB, on thru DAAA), and spun just drafting them together (I don't have a carder to blend).   I'm on my last ounce spinning, then have to wet & thwack, wind and knit, so am expecting my project done by the end of winter's cold, 2020.   Just kidding, I'm a fast knitter.  I was going to be looking for a mobius with a reversable stitch pattern for a wrap, so I'll just add some width.  I know that my color choices raise eyebrows, but I wanted something with a fairly "big" contrast....and so far, I think it's going to be lovely. 

Beautiful, Kathleen!

Thank you for the great patterns, reversible cables are just what I want to try next.

Why does this say 2 balls of Karabella Boise? There are at least 2 of us on Ravelry who have knitted this pattern with this expensive yarn only to find out 2 balls only gets you to almost 21" not 25." If I had known, I would have bought a less expensive yarn.

Thanks for letting us know about the error in the number of skeins needed to finish this project! We're working to get the pattern PDF itself changed. Sorry about the confusion!

unable to download. Norma Bray

I am confused about something in the directions.  Under "Stitch Guide" it says 12/12 RC, what does that mean?  I looked in the glossary and RC stands for reading charts, however, there is no chart in this pattern.  I know this section is talking about the cable.  Please advise, thanks.

The only part of the pattern that came up was the supplies needed. The actual instructions did not. Can you please send the whole pattern? I would really appreciate it. Thanks Madeleine Bucci, techie2003@comcast.net  707-364-7348

The only part of the pattern that came up was the supplies needed. The actual instructions did not. Can you please send the whole pattern? I would really appreciate it. Thanks Madeleine Bucci, techie2003@comcast.net  707-364-7348

"RC" stands for "Right Cross." The cables in this pattern cross to the right, so you hold the stitches on the cable needle behind the stitches on the working needle. The Stitch Guide is telling you how to make a right-crossing cable with 12 stitches; you should be able to work the cable according to the stitch guide. 

Make sure you have the latest and greatest version of Adobe Acrobat reader.  Having an older version of reader can cause that msg.  I have downloaded without a pblm.