Yay! I couldn't start my last project in the car because I forgot my cable needle. This gives me one less needle to have to keep up with. Thanks for a clear tutorial. Tinking was finally explained too.
Ive been knitting on and of since i was 7yrs old, im now 50yrs and never attempted cableknitting, after watching your video im going to give it a try and hopefully succeed, fingers crossed, thankyou
It looks as if you're knitting the stitches at the beginnings and ends of each rows, but the stitches seem to come out as purl stitches. Am I missing something?
@xXxReborn16xXx You have to cable every so many rows (always the same number). Let's say you work six rows in pattern, then you CF6. Then in another six rows you're going to have to do that again.
I almost screamed when you pulled the stitches off of the needle. I have yet to relax while knitting, my biggest fear is dropping a stitch. Will try this technique on a swatch, cross fingers!
I just want you to know how scary this video was to me. I made an audible gasp when I saw those stitches not on a needle.. I'll have to try it sometime though.
so if I were to do the second alternative method for cabling, if it was C6B, you would insert the needle into the FRONT of the stiches (4,5,6) and if it was C6F you'd insert it into the BACK? is that correct? Or is there another difference? Thanks :)
How long have you been a knitter? How did you learn to knit? Can you do a video on entrelac knitting please? Please respond back when you have the time, thank you.
I adore your book, i brought it before i even started knitting, i am hoping to attemp your red riding hoodie ( the reason why i brought the book in the first place ) I really love your blog also and am now thrilled that you're youtubing!
Ok I'm really glad you uploaded this, when i watch other people knit without a cable needle they just leave the first 3 stitches loose while they knit 4,5,6 I'm so glad there is a better way so I don't sit there watching loose stitches just waiting for them to pop
this is so fantastic! Thanks so much1!
LLnDFW 1 day ago
This video is a treasure to me because I do not own a cable needle. And I wanted to try the twist stitch.
Yup, a knitting noob ^^.
BashIvana 1 week ago
Brilliant!!!
brokahontis 2 weeks ago
Yay! I couldn't start my last project in the car because I forgot my cable needle. This gives me one less needle to have to keep up with. Thanks for a clear tutorial. Tinking was finally explained too.
bethbmcginn 3 weeks ago
Waiting for the video to load before it watch it ....Darn slow YouTube :(
theimaginationpoet 3 weeks ago
This is awesome! Thank you!
carriellbee 1 month ago
Genius!!
SarahJ2788 1 month ago
Tinking, eh? hehehe i've heard it also described as frogging a lot... because when you go back in your knitting, you rip it, rip it.
MuahahahaFActory 1 month ago
Ive been knitting on and of since i was 7yrs old, im now 50yrs and never attempted cableknitting, after watching your video im going to give it a try and hopefully succeed, fingers crossed, thankyou
vickyvalerie 1 month ago
Mind = Blown
GamerKitty45 2 months ago
Oh my, this is great! Now I really need to concentrate knitting cables haha
destinystarx 2 months ago
Why couldn't I find this video before I bought a cable needle?
sydbap21 2 months ago
You are remarkable. Thanks for the gorgeous new stitch.
DiamondFox420 3 months ago
All I have to say is WOW and thank you.
outsidethebox3 3 months ago
Thanx really helped me great color yarn good lighting very clear not to brief or long great job keep making videos!
224artrocks 3 months ago
Faboo! I'm going to try this now!
gallagherchick 3 months ago
It looks as if you're knitting the stitches at the beginnings and ends of each rows, but the stitches seem to come out as purl stitches. Am I missing something?
demelzabunny1 3 months ago
@demelzabunny1 Garter border, probably
Saeritha 2 months ago
love it
heatherckwood 3 months ago
umm do i apply that same technique once or in every knew row of stitches??? sorry im kinda lost
xXxReborn16xXx 4 months ago
@xXxReborn16xXx You have to cable every so many rows (always the same number). Let's say you work six rows in pattern, then you CF6. Then in another six rows you're going to have to do that again.
Saeritha 2 months ago
I finally learnt with this video!
turquoisebloom 5 months ago
TO FAST!!!!
brumi7380 5 months ago
Thank you for sharing. I am going to go and try this right now.
carolainachi 5 months ago
Great technique! Thanks so much!
sweetjanecreations 5 months ago
Love the colour, what shade of pink is this? Can't seem to find it in shops... It's gorgeous!!
turquoisebloom 5 months ago
Thank you for showing this! I also appreciate you showing it while using the continental style of knitting.
schmelcm 5 months ago
wow that looks dagerous! 4:14
haleygayle 6 months ago
DomiKNITrix: Brilliant name! And the pink yarn: cute! You are great, the video was so well done and very helpful. Thank you.
zozoezo 6 months ago
i hate to use thecadle neddle which has kept me from doing much cable work. can't wait to try this te
caredunham 6 months ago
GENIUS
AnimeAffair 7 months ago
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AnimeAffair 7 months ago
I almost screamed when you pulled the stitches off of the needle. I have yet to relax while knitting, my biggest fear is dropping a stitch. Will try this technique on a swatch, cross fingers!
mistresst1 7 months ago 12
Great Video!! Well done!! :P
99knight 7 months ago
can you do a video on entrelac.
busyhappyknitter 8 months ago
I just want you to know how scary this video was to me. I made an audible gasp when I saw those stitches not on a needle.. I'll have to try it sometime though.
BluesyDaisy 9 months ago 13
so if I were to do the second alternative method for cabling, if it was C6B, you would insert the needle into the FRONT of the stiches (4,5,6) and if it was C6F you'd insert it into the BACK? is that correct? Or is there another difference? Thanks :)
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I've watched a couple of cable stitching and this one is the easiest to follow. Thanks :)
1977FemmeFatal 10 months ago
I've watched a couple of cable stitching and this one is the easiest to follow. THanks :)
1977FemmeFatal 10 months ago
Great Video!! Well done!!
LaughingKiwiBird 10 months ago
How long have you been a knitter? How did you learn to knit? Can you do a video on entrelac knitting please? Please respond back when you have the time, thank you.
busyhappyknitter 1 year ago
i like how you carefully slide out the needle. I always tried to pull the 3 over, and it was a pain in the rear, and nearly impossible.
Thanks.
tubewatcher314 1 year ago
I adore your book, i brought it before i even started knitting, i am hoping to attemp your red riding hoodie ( the reason why i brought the book in the first place ) I really love your blog also and am now thrilled that you're youtubing!
MsSerabella 1 year ago
Thanks a lot for all your videos on intarsia and cable knitting. pleasure to watch.
cadkins86 1 year ago
ok thank you soooo much for this video you are saving me a ton of time fumbling around with cable needles
valoann 1 year ago
Ok I'm really glad you uploaded this, when i watch other people knit without a cable needle they just leave the first 3 stitches loose while they knit 4,5,6 I'm so glad there is a better way so I don't sit there watching loose stitches just waiting for them to pop
MariaVana 1 year ago