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How to Knit Cables For Beginners

869,789 views November 4, 2016 3:39

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Learn how to knit the basic cable : )

Cables are created when a certain number of stitches are held in front of/behind a piece of work and the same number of stitches are knit off the left handed needle first. This creates a "twist" in the work and the result is a cable pattern.

This video tutorial shows how to create the basic six-stitch cable. The pattern I am showing in this video is a repetition of 4 rows as outlined below:

ROW 1 (wrong side of work): K4, P6, K4
ROW 2 (right side of work): P4, K6, P4
ROW 3 (wrong side of work): K4, P6, K4
ROW 4 (right side of work): P4, C6B, P4

Abbreviation:
C6B = cable 6 back
Slip first 3 stitches on to cable needle (or double pointed needle) and hold int he back of work. Knit next 3 stitches on the left hand needle. Then knit 3 stitches that were held on the cable needle (or DPN).

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My blog for free knitting patterns: purllin.blogspot.com
Tweet me with questions: twitter.com/L_LIN
Tag me in your knitting photos: instagram.com/L_LIN

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If you need help with deciding on what materials to start with:
Here is a great beginner set of straight knitting needles from Amazon: amzn.to/1HXCLz2

I recommend using chunky/thick yarn for beginners, my favorite yarn is Lion Brand's Hometown USA: amzn.to/18M2VFn
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