How To Knit Cables C6F with Linda Whaley Knit Studio. www.lindawhaley.co.uk
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2020
- This video will show you how to knit this work the C6F cable stitch in this gorgeously chunky and very simple cable that's in my Oscar Bobble Hat Knitting Pattern.
This cable is demonstrated on a pair of single pointed needles but you can also follow these instructions for in-the-round knitting too. I hope this helps.
The yarn shown here is Valley Yarns Superwash Extra Fine Merino Worsted in Steel Grey..... it's gorgeous! You can purchase this Oscar Hat knitting Knitting Patterns via:
www.lindawhaley.co.uk/collecti...
Oscar has instructions for both flat and seamed on single pointed needles and in-the-round on dpns. Lots more info can be found via the link
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I love that you have this hat as well as the matching baby blanket simple cable pattern.
Thank you! Your explanation was very simple, and I am glad I found your channel. I usually crochet, but I have recently started learning knitting techniques, so I look forward to watching more videos.
Ah that's good to hear Jasmine. I'll be making more videos in the new year :)
Very well explained you, I also saw on other channels but not made by me, yes you explained and made it look very easy. 🤗🤗 Thank you 🙏
Nice stitching and very easy to understand
I am so glad I found this it makes cables doable for me I love it
Wow you made this pattern so much less daunting! Thank you xx
That's great to hear Lilian!
This tutorial was so well explained, I have always been afraid to learn cable but now I feel I can tackle it. Tysm for this video 😊
So pleased it was helpful :)
Thank you! You make it look easy!
This is helpful thank you!!!
I love your tutorial, you make it easy to understand! Be blessed for sharing. Can’t wait to see more🤗
Lovely and helpful video! When I’m through with my Jasper baby blanket I may have give cabling a go! I’ve been fearful of it!
So pleased you found it helpful Marianne. I will be adding other cable videos soon!
I love this pattern. What would be your suggestion on how many stitches to cast on for a scarf?
A very well explained 👏
Nice design
Firstly thank you for the video. When we finished knitting in the cables side of scarf how do we knit in other side ? Do we just purl it? Or how?
Awesome
Thank you for your tutorial! I will use this to make a scarf! How do you do the wrong side!!
Knit all knit stitches and purl all purl stitches on every back row.
Thank you for this video! It was great to watch! Silly question but after the cable row is done, do you to two purl two knit, two purl two knit pattern in the following rows until the next cable or do we do two purl two knit two pearl SIX knit rows?
Hi, you just knit the knit stitches and purl the purl stitches as you come to them. If you would like to knit this Oscar Bobble Hat you can find the link to the knitting pattern in the description below :)
Can you show any decreasing of the cable pattern please
Will this work for a man’s scarf? Never done cables before and my partner has asked me to init him one that’s like this so hoping this will work
I sort Have the same question as Roxy. After I complete the cable rolw should the next rows of six knit and pearl always land on top of the same stitch like purls with purls and knits with knits?
Hi Nancy, this video shows you how to cross over the stitches for a C6F. Stitches on subsequent rows can differ depending on the pattern instructions that you are following. Some knitting patterns will have different textures/stitches placed between the cables and above and below the cable rows. These rows will always be explained in the pattern you are following :)
Beautiful design! Could you please tell me what was the ribbing pattern for the border?
Thanks Pooja, all the info is in my Oscar Bobble Hat Pattern. Here's the link for you:
www.lindawhaley.co.uk/collections/pure-hand-knits-1/products/oscar
@@LindaWhaleyKnitStudio Thank you. That is very kind of you to reply.
Hm, i dont really understand.... it will be nice if you can show to me how to make it from the beginning 😅
When you come to the stage when you have to cast off, how do you do it. Do you cast off on the 6 stiches between the cables till you have only the cables left then just pull them through. Maybe too many stiches
Hi Mercia, this hat has a gradual decrease over a few rows. You can find the row-by-row instructions in the knitting pattern. Here's the link for you :) www.lindawhaley.co.uk/collections/pure-hand-knits-1/products/oscar
Thanks a mill Linda, I am from Namibia actually but moved to Cape Town 3 months ago.
Não entendo sua língua pode me dizer quantos pontos na agulha desde já agradeço 😊
Are you doing cross over at every strait row
Hi, every 6th row :)
I like to learn to knit a cable
Do you need to use a cable needle?
You can just use anything else that the stitches can go on. I personally use a random knitting needle with a similar mm size :) its also possbile to reposition the stitches on your main knitting needle itself but thats a bit trickier and requires practice. There's some youtube vids about how to cable without a cable neele aswell
Trying to find someone who knows how do this pattern with 50 stitches & how many cables to do
CUANTOS PUNTOS TIENES
How to cast on knitting
4 year kid size please
Hi Ayesha, here's the link the knitting pattern: www.lindawhaley.co.uk/collections/pure-hand-knits-1/products/oscar
How many for brim of hat adult hat please ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖 love
Después de que haces el cruce tenés muy rápido, no todos entendemos tu idioma, deberías de hacerlo más despacio y acercar más tu camara
Ok :)
Hindi pls 🙏