How to Knit Reversible Cables
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
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I knit cables All The Time and never knew this trick. This is incredible and so easy. I'm currently knitting a cable cowl/scarf. I'll start over and do it this way. Thank you!
Happy to help, Barbara :-)
I appreciate that you shared the tip of using stitch markers. Thanks
You are welcome, John. Thank you :-)
In less than 4 minutes this video answered all my questions. Thank you so much!
OMG, what a revelation! My knitting mind is blown away! Thank you. I also like how you also add tips and things to watch out for in all your tutorials. I can’t wait to try this on my next scarf or reversible project!!
I never managed to figure that out - you are so clear with your directions - thank you.
Glad I could help :-)
So easy, amazing video. Thanks so much.
You are most welcome, Michael :-) Happy knitting!
Thank you! That I've never done before in cables nor seen. I'll definitely will give it a try…no, not a try, I'll practice and will put it into my fav.knitting cables back. Love it! Be blessed!
Thank you, my friend :-) Happy knitting!
Holy cow!!! It sounded so complicated when I first heard of it. Thank you for doing the video. 😊
You are most welcome, Leila :-)
Very nice technique thank you for sharing.easy to make🌻
This is brilliant & it looks nicer to me than the stockinet one!!
I’m very excited to try this technique. I’ve always wanted to learn how to knit cables, so I just finished my very first cable project ... a child’s winter hat. But now I would like to make a cable knit scarf, so this is wonderful to see! Now it will look beautiful on both sides. Thank you very much! I love how you teach ... it’s easy to follow and you have so many great tips and much information to help me learn. Thank you!
Thank you, Monica :-) I'm glad you like my tutorials. Cables are so much fun to knit, and as you've probably discovered already, they are not complicated at all. Good luck with the cable knit scarf!
Monica Wilga
I absolutely agree with you!!
Of course You have amazed me again😊. Never even knew that there was a double sided cable in knitting.
Thank You very much! You’re wonderful🌹♥️❣️
Thanks, Carla. You are pretty awesome yourself :-)
10rowsaday awwwhh Thank You Kindly! I’ve been really using your fabulous tutorials! They are REALLY very helpful. I haven’t knitted in a very long time, and with your help I am just delighted keep them going I’ve a few friends that can use these tutorials as well♥️🌹❣️
Thank you so much, Carla! I am delighted my tutorials somewhat helped you to get back to knitting :-)
10rowsaday you’re very welcome! I Thank You and Really appreciate these tutorials!
A truly brilliant well explained video as always!🥰
Thank you :-)
Thank you so much for showing this trick.. I will try it.
I also love the seed stitch pattern
with the cables.
Awesome!!!🌸
Have fun with cables, Carm :-)
I am new to knitting. And thank you. For. Viedo
You are most welcome, Jodie :-) Happy knitting!
Thank you! ❤️
I didnt know you could do this. Awsome. Thanks for sharing
That's the beauty of knitting - there are so many things one can do to make something amazing. Have fun :-)
thank you for this awesome pattern. love it!
Thank you, Mabelle :-)
Thank you.... easy peasy! :)
Thank you, Kathy :-)
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Can anyone help me figure out how many stitches to cast on for a scarf?
Hi Phoenix, The basic idea is to, first, make a swatch in a stitch pattern you plan to use for the scarf. Then count the number of stitches in 10 cm / 4" of the swatch. Divide that number by 10 (if you are more comfortable with cm) or by 4 (if you are better with inches) and multiply the number you get by the width of the scarf you plan to make (it's up to you to decide). For example, if you get 20 stitches in 10 cm of the swatch, and you want to make a scarf that is 25 cm wide, the calculation will be: 20 stitches / 10 cm x 25 cm = 50 stitches to cast on. If you use a stitch pattern that has a pattern repeat, adjust the result of the calculation so that it is a multiple of the number of stitches in the pattern repeat. In our example, if we want to use a stitch pattern that has a 4-stitch repeat, we'll need to adjust number 50 because it is not a multiple of 4. We'll cast on either 48 or 52 stitches. Good luck :-)
What kind of edging do you have on your sample ? It's very pretty and neat .
I used "slip stitch selvedge". It is way #1 explained in this tutorial - www.10rowsaday.com/neat-edges
@@10rowsaday I know , thank you . I don't know why I even asked . Lol .it was a dumb question , after I thought about it .
How many stitches to cast on for a scarf?
Phoenix, it depends on the width of the scarf, the thickness of yarn and the size of the needles you plan to use.
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I am using Red Heart yarn, and size 8 needles.
The basic idea is to make a swatch, measure it to determine the number of stitches in 1", then multiply that number by the width of the scarf in inches. That simple calculation will give you the number of stitches to cast on. Happy knitting!
How can I get the written pattern
Here's a link to the full tutorial - www.10rowsaday.com/reversible-cables It has written instructions as well as a chart. Happy knitting :-)
How many total stitches in the needles ?
This sample swatch is worked over 44 stitches.