Sarah Hatton shows us how to use three needles to create the cable style pattern in knitting.
Description
Cable Stitch a textured pattern often found on Aran sweaters. It is simply a way of changing the position of stitches as you move across your work.
Sarah shows us how to create this simple pattern, using three needles. Holding the stitches to the back or the front of the work to create the cable twist.
There are tips for using a variety of cable needles to avoid the stitches slipping off.
Giving even the plainest of sweaters a real lift visually.
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About the Tutor
Sarah’s inspiration has a tendency to be garment shape and she rarely works in more than one colour, yet produces amazing wearable garments that explore and push the boundaries of shape and texture. As a designer for Rowan for many years, Sarah is well-known for her innovative use of lace, cables and texture.
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