The Cable Stitch
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Crochet designer Bonnie Barker demonstrates the cable stitch.
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Thank you! I bought the cross baby blanket pattern a couple of years ago when our grandson was born. Now I'm making it again for our expected great nephew! The video was such a helpful reminder and aid to the written pattern. Thank you.
Wow. Lovely. Simple. Full of grace.
Still one of my faves! Happened to pop up in my feed❤
That's how I learned to crochet the cable stitch over 20 years ago. Thank you for bringing it back I couldn't remember how to do the next row after the cables and come out even with the first row.
Thank you for the tutorial. I didnt think i could do it but you made it easy to follow.
I love this version of Cable Stitch. Will really have to do something with it. Thank you for your tutorials.
My pleasure Ellen!
This was just the stitch I needed to add to the top of a bag! Thank you for the very clear tutorial!
I would see that border pattern called... I believe The wave pattern worked back n forth and I searched everywhere for it in rows or even a stitch count so I could make a blanket for my future husband without success. Tonight here I am looking for borders to use on a fleece throw for him and you've got a pattern. Bless your heart. Perfect! 😊
OMG Bonnie you are the cats meow. I only discovered your UA-cam channel today while learning to do cables, woven stitch and knurl stitches. Many thanks for your clear instructions and soft flowing voice.
Thank you Sylvia! Welcome to my channel.
Thank you so much for this. I’ve been struggling with this stitch for the past few nights and you made it very clear!
This was just the video I needed!! I’m trying to follow this vintage sweater tutorial and they used this exact stitch, but they didn’t specify that the used stitch doesn’t count as a skipped stitch. There was not a single tutorial out there that talked about this type of cable stitch, so thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi Bonnie!! I just did a practice piece of your cable design - what a beautiful look! It has so much relief to it. Other crochet cables, although pretty, seemed too flat to me. My Grandmother, God rest her sweet soul, would have loved this. She would think it's nothing short of genius! It's the piece I've been looking for to add to a pocket shawl that I'm designing. Thank you for your generosity in sharing this with us. God bless you! Meredith
shelterdogjunkie my pleasure! I learned this from the leaflets of the late Annie Ough. Many blessings to you!❤️😊
I really love how you teach. I have learned how to combined the knowledge with the skills and put them together.
I am so thankful for you tutorials.
From Deborah aka( Robert)
Thanks for sharing!! Fun stitch for sure.😘
Thank you, Thank you, and Thank you!!!!! I have been working on your basketweave design and this had me stumped. I am a visual learner and now I know. Thank you again you explain everything in detail.
+Glenn K. You are very welcome! I think you will find all the stitches you need on my channel. Just be sure to follow the pattern as the primary, and the videos as secondary. The patterns will vary as to how to start and end rows, among other things. Many blessings to you Glenn!
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
Glenn K..
Hi Bonnie,
Thank you for this great video! I love your book Celtic Crochet. I was having trouble with this stitch until I saw your video. I'm totally blind and love that your books are on kindle. I use my Braille display with the kindle app on mt iphone to read your patterns. Thank yoy for your amazing patterns and inspiring me.
Allie
+Allie Allisonabroad That is so very cool! I didn't even know that this was possible. It really blesses me that you can still enjoy crochet. Thanks for sharing this with me.
Resting in His grace,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
Thanks so much This is pretty and easy and I love this cable.
So glad you like this one. It is a staple in many of my crochet designs.
Love this Cable, THANK you, God bless!
Blessings to you Linda!
Wow..Thank you for sharing. This is the best tutorial. I've been struggling and struggling with this Stitch. I love your explanation and great video. Bless you.
falda a crochet
I totally love this stitch! I’m actually using it in my divider with the knurl
stitch for the tree of life Afghan!
Susan M this is one of my favorites too!😊
@@BonnieBayCrochet I have to say using as the divider in this Afghan(one row of the knurl Stitch followed by four rows of SC then the cable Stitch, followed by four more rows of SC then one row of the knurl Stitch...it's very striking! Goes very well with this Tree of Life Afghan. I'm on my second Afghan. I've changed it up quite a bit. My center panel is not six trees. I combined a grouping of two trees into one giant tree using an 8 post cable Stitch as the trunk. As each branch died off I used a bobble Stitch at the tip. I'm thinking I will do leaf appliques "falling" on each side of my middle panel with the giant tree. My top panel will be the same as the bottom on the original pattern. I wasn't big on the flower section on my first one. But it did turn out nice! as much as I made it for myself when I was finished God laid upon my heart to gift it to a friend last week whose mother is in hospice. She's been through a lot...Sent to her with the Afghan, the poem by Johnny Rider Jr called The Oak tree. Very fitting for her and this Afghan... Trees who have lost their leaves. My friend is the oak tree and she's still standing 🙏🏻
Susan M that’s so very kind of you! Please share a photo of your work if you have one. I would love to see it!
@@BonnieBayCrochet next time I sign into Facebook (I haven't been on since February this whole covid-19 is more depressing when on Facebook :/ ) I will join your page and share a photo :)
Thanks for all you do! You are so inspiring & stay safe ❤️
Do you know I have never "cabled" in crochet. I must try this. Thank you for your comprehensive video.
Wow thank you
Thank you
Beautiful border stitch but discovered it tightens/shortens the project. Made a circle poncho and used this as a border but had to unravel it to widen my project bc it made the poncho too snug.
Yes, this is a denser stitch, but works better in rows. When added to stretchier stitches, it does help to give them more definition and stability. For the bottom of a poncho, definitely go with a more flexible/stretchy stitch to give a nice drape.
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A question, not comment: while working the cable stitch, how can I prevent the whole blanket from twisting?
you are excellent... thank you for sharing,,,
Thanks for your kind words Eleni!
Blessings,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
Muchas gracias.
@daisy farm crafts. Good for a border
I've always wanted to do this stitch, thanks to this video I can! Question ... after the cable row you then did a row of singles ... should I do another row of singles before doing the cable row again? Or would you start the cable row right after the single row? I sure hope this made sense. Thank You very much for your tutorials!
Row 2 of this stitch is a row of single crochets worked in a specific manner (per the above video). You will need to work this row before moving on to either another row of cables or any other stitch. I hope this helps!
Blessings,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
gracias
How can this be done on a corner edge of a crochet piece? Would it be the same amount of stitches for the cable or more/less?
Great question Namrita. I would add extra stitches in the corner the row before working the cable stitch and you should be fine.
I was learning the stitches to make the Gaithsberg Stole and the stitch guide in the book is very misleading for this particular stitch. I had finished the row of sk 2 sc, sc in 3rd, etc before realizing it wouldn't work in any way. Please initiate a change for future versions of your "Contemporary Celtic Crochet" book, i crossed everything out after step 5 and hand wrote it instead!
Yes, weird things happen during the editing process at a publishing house...things that are sometimes beyond the control of the author. This has been corrected and is in the on-line errata on my website. I hope you are able to understand this stitch better with this video.
muy bien
You are very welcome!!
Blessings,
Bonnie Barker
BonnieBayCrochet.com
muchas gracias.