Knitting a Basic Cable - KDTV 301 with Eunny Jang

[frandobagel]

I tried reading about it in books but it never made sense to me, this is amazingly simple :3

[tommyrocket]

Thanks, Eunny, for your clear instructions. This was a good refresher for me as I return to knitting after quite some time working on crochet projects! Thank you for this!

[lyric142]

Woah! I understand cables now!

[MrMaRaKi91]

i have some questions about this technique...ok i understand how you cross the stitches...i do this in every row???and if i don't, how do i knit them??  i know that my questions must sound really funny but i really can't understand ;p

[heatherckwood]

you should actually show how to start a cable .

[SoGoGal]

Great video!! Thank you! :)

[yodiii2000]

oh wow very helpful!!! thanks for sharing. you made my life easier

[pegschr]

I live in the frozen tundra in Wisconsin. SOOO I am wanting to make a scarf that is really wide, really thick(maybe super chunky), really warm, really long neck with one generic really wide cabled(12 stitch cable at least) down the center with very few side stitches maybe 4. But I cannot find such a pattern & I have tried to figure it out, using the seed stitch on the sides but I cannot figure out how to make it turn out right. How many rows between each cable and so on. HELP!!!

[jirowang110]

Just wondering but what size knitting needles  is she using? Also that finished red scarf they show at the beginning how many stitches would i have to cast on to make a scarf like that?

[AwesomenessVidStudio]

Other than changing the look, does it really matter if you cable in the front or back?

[grannykempock]

easy peasy now I can cable thank you so much :)))))

[silverstars39]

Excellent teaching vid, thanks!!:)

[decorouownlin53]

Awesome vid. If you are a newbie knitter like me there is some great content at at ebeginnersknitting (.) com

[yolo22]

thank you for demystifying cables for me!! :)

[theheartofpaul]

Thank you! You've been very clear in your tutorial!

[cookietray2479]

do you HAVE to hold the needs in that kind of a position? because i've been doing it a different way and it didn't really work...lol

[mlindeman]

Thank you for such a great video! Your cables are beautiful. I've never seen anyone wrap the yarn around their index finger like that, interesting!

[RinkShadow]

Omg, that made it so much easier!!!!! I thought you crossed them every time lol. DUMB ME!!! I CAN"T WAIT TO TRY THISS!

[MitchPR08]

ME TOO!!! I totally just had to frog a hat I was working on because I tried to cross over the next row and the yarn was too tight, the yarn broke, and then I lost a whole row of stitches. I feel so stupid now, thank goodness the hat wasn't too far along.

[RinkShadow]

Aww man! That sucks! I hope your hat turns out better the second time :3

[tamaramego]

In the end i found a video that explain step by step and very clear how make an 8. Thank you so much.

[EveMSunshine1999]

can you use a anything to be the cabel kneedle

[MitchPR08]

I heard you can use anything thats roughly the same size as your normal needles, I take this to mean other needles, DPN's or even a pencil if you're desperate.

[ElisavanYaslana]

@MitchPR08 Yup, I use hair-chopsticks when desperate (or when all my other needles are occupied by works in progress ^_~*)

[MakeIt7]

I'm so glad I found you on here. I watch every Saturday at home on the T.V. Thank you for putting these videos on here. They refresh my memory every time.

[nordeme]

This is really helpful! Thanks for the video.

[haileyzworld1]

I think this video really cleared it up for me! Thanks so much!

[michelmaz]

hi:)

gr8 to have these videos

in the KDTV301

what is the brand name of the

dark wood cable needles you

used?

thanx

[mhorsesbiz]

This is awesome, thank you so much for the visual aid!