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7:06Cable Without A Cable Needle
Cables are a fun technique to add into any project. Learning to cable without a cable needle is a useful skill to learn because it allows you to work the cables faster and you don’t have to worry about finding a cable needle. In this video, Jill Wright demonstrates how to cable without a cable…
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3:03Cables with Decreases
The possibilities are nearly endless when it comes to cable knitting. There are so many different cable patterns to learn and use in your knitting projects. One fun technique that can be used in cable knitting is that the cables can be increased or decreased in size. These increases and decreases can be used for…
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3:45Cables with Increases
The possibilities are nearly endless when it comes to cable knitting. There are so many different cable patterns to learn and use in your knitting projects. One fun technique that can be used in cable knitting is that the cables can be increased or decreased in size. These increases and decreases can be used for…
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5:43Exploring Advanced Cables
With thousands of cable knitting patterns to choose from, it can be difficult to decide where to begin. In this video, cable knitting expert Jill Wright looks at several cable swatches and discusses their features. Jill starts by looking at the basic 4-stitch cables, C4F (cable 4 front) and C4B (cable 4 back). She notes…
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2:41Extra Tools for Knitting: Cable Needles
Cable needles come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. In this video, Jill Wright explores three common cable needles to help you determine which one is right for you and your next cable knitting project. She looks at the straight cable needle, straight with indent cable needle, and the J-shaped cable needle. The…
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9:18Honeycomb Cable Pattern
The Honeycomb Cable stitch pattern is a beautiful but simple cable pattern that uses two basic cables, the C4F (cable 4 front) and C4B (cable 4 back). In this video, Jen Lucas demonstrates how to knit this versatile cable stitch pattern. Jen begins by discussing traditional cable patterns. Many cables are worked on a background…
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7:41Horseshoe Cable Stitch Pattern
The horseshoe cable is a beautiful cable pattern that can be worked two different ways. Which one you choose to work will depend on the direction of your knitting project (bottom up, or top down). In this video, Corrina Ferguson explains how to work this stitch pattern. Simple 4-stitch cables are used to create this…
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6:48How to Knit Cables
Expert Jill Wright demonstrates cable basics. To begin, Jill discusses right-leaning and left-leaning cables. These cables are created by holding stitches either to the front or back of the work to make the twist in the cable. There are thousands of cable stitch patterns and once you have the basics down, you’re ready to knit…
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3:59Knit a Braided Cable Stitch Pattern
There are so many fun and interesting cables to work, many of them using simple 4-stitch cables to create more complicated-looking cable patterns. In this video, Corrina Ferguson demonstrates how to work the Braided Cable Stitch pattern, which uses simple four-stitch cables. Corrina begins with a brief review of cable needles. A spare double-pointed needle…
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