Cable knit stitch

The classic 2×2 cable stitch is by far the best cable stitch for beginner knitters. It’s simple to learn and doesn’t require any complex stitch counting. All you need to get started is your regular knitting supplies plus a cable needle. #cablestitch #2x2cable #knitcablestitch #knitcables

When you knit a basic braid cable, it'll look like three knitted strands that are braided. Knitting braid cable looks hard, but it's really not. Practice by kni

The Broad Spiral is a mock cable ribbing stitch. It consists of columns of small cable twists, stacked closely on top of each other creating a spiral effect.

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

STITCH OF THE MONTH - March 2013 The lattice cable stitch pattern produces a raised lattice (or diamond) texture against a stockinette stitch background. The cable stitches are knit using both left and right twists which are produced by crossing two stitches over one another without using a cable needle. How to Knit the Left and Right Twists Left Twist (LT) - Skip the first stitch and knit the second stitch through the back loop keeping the stitch on the needle, and then knit the skipped…

The Seed Stitch Horseshoe Cable Knit Stitch is a pattern that requires focus. Watch the video tutorial plus grab the free pattern below!

This technique is used in many more complicated cable motifs and is created by relocating two stitches in a row with the help of a cable needle. It can be used for afghans, blankets, scarves.

The four stitch cable pattern is a simple cable pattern that has many variations. This variation is crossed every 4th row and...

The simple technique of cabling (crossing one group of stitches over another) lends itself to many interpretations in knitting. It's easy to do, you can make al