Cable knitting tutorial

It's a very common knitting myth that cables are hard to knit. In fact, while they might look intricate and complex, cables are something that just about any knitter at any level can do. Whether you make DIY knit garments all the time or you are just starting this fun craft, the video below on how to cable knit is going to quickly become your best friend. When it comes down to it, the only aspects of cable knitting that are actually very challenging are the abbreviations and patterns…

Learn how to knit the Braided Cable Knit Stitch in today's video tutorial + grab the FREE Headband Knitting Pattern!......................................................... #bromefields #freeknittingpattern #cableknitstitch #21daysofcableknitstitches #freeheadband #freeheadbandknittingpattern

Learn to cable knit without a cable needle! Free video tutorial from Banana Moon Studio. I love the look of cables, but they make for slow knitting. You can speed up cable knitting by skipping the cable needle! Let me show you how with this short video!

There are several ways on how to cast on when knitting, one of which is the Cable Cast On. The Cable Cast On is an easy and firm cast on method that's ideal for one row button holes or seaming. Here's an easy step-by-step tutorial on how to do a cable cast on. | More knitting tutorials for beginners at learnknittingonline.com #knittingforbeginners #castingonknittingeasy #castonknitting #freeknittingtutorials

Ok! Since some of my upcoming patterns I'm releasing in the next few weeks include cables I thought it was time to tackle a blog post about them. JUST in case you have been wanting to do them but haven't yet because they freak you out. Cables. As a new knitter these are the dream, the life,

Learn a simple way to add texture to any cable pattern to make your cabled hats, scarves and Aran sweaters even more beautiful.

Knitting cables can be an exciting and rewarding technique, but for beginners or newer knitters, it may seem daunting at first. However, fear not! The Cable 4 Back (C4B) is a fantastic pattern to start your cable-knitting journey. This pattern is worked over just four stitches, making it manageable and easy to learn. By holding two stitches at the back while working the next two, you create a beautiful twisted cable effect. In this article, we'll walk you through step-by-step instructions...

A step by step tutorial on how to knit the cable stitch. Everything you need to know to start knitting beautiful cables for beginners.

Learn how to do the knitted cable cast-on with this easy-to-follow tutorial. Create a sturdy and beautiful edge for your knitting projects today!

What row am I on in my cable? If losing row count leaves you with a mystery on your needles, today's post shows how to tell.The answer lies in two pieces. First, if you do not remember your pattern, y