Cabling is the word that knitters use to describe any technique that crosses a set of stitches over other stitches.
Cable knitting patterns for beginners.
How to knit cables.
We ve gathered 10 patterns for you in this ebook the art of cable knitting.
To start a cable pattern if you re adding a cable s to an uncabled sweater pattern for every 4 stitches in the planned cable s add 1 or 2 stitches to the number of stitches to cast on.
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If you re new to cabling this knitting technique is easier than it looks.
Crossing stitches allows you to create all sorts of textured effects including twists braids rope like patterns and chunky cables.
All cabling means is knitting your stitches in a different order.
Give these twists and braids a try with one of these cable knitting patterns.
This easy knitting pattern uses alternating stripes of seed stitch and cabled design to create a knit blanket with the ultimate great texture and look.
From meandering sand cables to sweet honeycomb show off your knitting skills with these beautiful projects including cozy aran jumpers alpine afghans romantic garments overflowing with glorious cables.
They keep knitting interesting they add a little challenge and they look fabulous.
Spruce up your knitting with these cable knitting patterns.
For step by step instructions for casting on see how to use the cable cast on method.
The easy cable knit blanket pattern is the perfect pattern to practice your cable knitting skills while also making something beautiful for your home.
For knitting with a twist explore our cable knitting patterns collection.
10 free patterns for a cable knit sweater scarf pullover and more.