Knitting - Making Cables without a Cable Needle

[ulcain]

Thanks, this will make a huge difference!

[gallagherchick]

I tried your method and I think I did it right. But question: I'm doing a pattern and it says RT (behind the hook for the cable) and LT (in front of the hook for the cable). Does it make a difference in your method if the pattern says front or back hook cable?

[iambcurry]

no this is not cool

[TheAutumnWinter]

Wow. That's cool, yo. :)

[KnitwearPatterns]

Exactly what I need right now. I'll give it a try. Thanks for sharing.

[marat2005]

Thanks a lot!!!It's very interesting!

[mceccanti1]

This was very helpful...thanks!

[Busybusybee123]

thank you, that was very helpful :)

[elPacaManca]

Why not just flick your right index finger over the needle instead of taking your hand off of your knitting? ;x

[emjohnson76]

I'm an beginning/intermediate knitter and I thought this video was great. Excellent view, perfect timing, good size of needles and yarn, explained well. Thank for taking the time to put together this free lesson.

[monkeydjinn]

Thank you! I was wondering how to do this, though now I know, it seems obvious!! Your videos are really clear and helpful. Thank you.

[Scanpian]

thanks for taking us English knitters into consideration!!

[saloneffects]

I was making the Plaited cabled scarf, but the edges keep folding in, does anyone know how to keep it flat?

[j8nnyl]

As always, your videos are awesome, so informative. thank you so much!!! I love your voice!

[MissKitty73]

Thankyou for doing it English style too - that's very helpful for me as an unfashionable English knitter :-)

[Tolu1994]

thanks that was really really

helpful and easy to understand

[wmddn]

it a good site to learn

[PrincessButtercup]

For the people complaining that it's too fast, that's what the pause and rewind functions are for.

If you don't get it the first time, watch it again. And again and again however many times you need to until you get it.

There's no reason to swear and be rude when someone is trying to be helpful.

[SHMILY014]

i`m new at knitting..... and i love your videos.... they are great... help a lot!!!

and i love specially the way wherever you are doing ... is it a sweter??? do you have a pattern for this one????

[ICPWICKEDCLOWNS]

poor homeless stitches :P

great video helped a lot

[methodistgirl]

Guess what I finally figured it out! I have

a Coats Knitting made easy book and after

watching your video I finally got it. Now

I'm doing it. Thanks!

methodistgirl

[melmarmaz]

This is a great way to cable! Thank you!

[lilies7]

can you start off and show us step by step,not everyone is an expert knitter! thats the obvious reason for the videos!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Jonasfan4eva4413]

omigod omigod omigod i really want to learn to knit...NOT r u guys kiding i mesan it knitting watever at least its not chess club....

[squishthesquash]

i would be acusing anyone of being a loser if i were you. Your name is "Jonasfan4eva"- that says alot about you.

[Jonasfan4eva4413]

sry my friend was on my screen name....

[pinkisz]

thanks for showing the english style as well, thanks for the video always! :D

[EastCoastSeaglass]

A bit fast....could you do it again but slower? Sort of like Mrs Moskowitz on YouTube does it?

[modvalu]

its cool

[BlugrsRocs]

Too Fast. I'm just learning. Might be easier to see with a lighter yarn too. But love your videos they are very helpful.

[squirt2206]

how to cable vice versa.. i mean after the first row what will i do next? im loss

[zchewie]

I've always hated using a cable needle for a small cable. Now I don't have to, thanks!

[spencersgirlwonder]

i agree you wre very fast ;)

[conicuts]

You always make things so much easier! Thanks for sharing your expertise. This really works!

[halfdinosaur]

you went too fast!

[Darwin1dog]

I was a diehard cable needle user but I tried this and it works - this is the most clear instruction on this I have found. Thank you!