🧶 Cable Knit Sweaters for Fall 🧶 Creabea Knitting Podcast

[@ledraslavik7868]

I really enjoyed today’s podcast. I love cables, too! I do have a suggestion: if you do a podcast like this again, please keep the picture of the pattern up on the screen the entire time you’re talking about it. It would be nice to see it longer. Thanks!

[@the.creabea]

I definitely will! It's an easy fix, I should have done it this time.

[@suzannecarr5871]

Thank you for this round up and your assessment of the patterns. VERY generous of you to feature other designers!

[@nicolefairchild3760]

I’m working on my second Arctic Light Sweater after finishing 2 Lauder Vests in a row! Loving cables right now! The Lauder pattern is perfection👏🏻

[@perrasshe]

Your lighting today was very pleasant, and really made you glow. Thanks for the cable review, I have favorited many of them.

[@knittedbywhitney]

Thank you for the shoutout Rebecca! I looooooove my Eclair Raglan and can confirm that I wear it all the time! I wish I had it with me today at work because it's so chilly in the office today haha! One of my other favourites that I'm currently working on right now is the Arcuate Vest by Charissa -- really easy cable pattern to follow, cable rows aren't very often so you're most knitting and purling, but the finished vest is going to be so cool. I can see myself wearing it with so many outfits! I have your Dornie Sweater on my to be knit list because I adore your green version!

[@rachellikesbluejello]

Norah’s Vintage Afghan is the pattern that turned my knitting into a full on obsession a while back. Highly recommend! It was the best project, and I snuggle up with it daily on the couch now

[@cathyannpaape3506]

it's so interesting to hear a designer's take on another designer's work. such an interesting perspective. I especially enjoy the details that you choose to highlight.

[@jayeclements6452]

Norah Gaughan is the QUEEN of cables! Her 'Knitted Cable Sourcebook' is never far away when I am planning my next project. It's rare that I use a pattern as the designer wrote it but her 'Stag's Head Sweater' is SO clever and SO original, I knitted it exactly as she designed it. There's a wonderful cardigan of hers that is often admired when I wear it but I can't remember the design name right now. When I find it, I'll add it. Hudson and West 'Awen' and 'Saven' are for those who enjoy a challenge. The other person I would mention is Martin Storey. His 'Easy Cable Knits' is a fantastic starter book and makes a great gift for someone just starting to explore cable knitting. There's also 'Easy Aran Knits' and 'Afghan Knits'. My tip for cable knitting, especially when using a design from a book, is to scan off the charts to your computer, enlarge each chart to a decent size so they're easier to see and scan off the key to the pattern. Now c&p the key to EACH page of the chart. Saves you flicking back and forth to the key and squinting to see the chart as I find, personally, that charts are generally too small.

[@amystebbing]

I love love love cables!! So fun, and so much easier to knit than they look. Brilliant episode!

[@corinnecharvet1346]

I like knitting some cables, but you definitely give me the mojo to knit more and in different ways (these just evocated moves, a simple twist, like in the Midori Hirose's sweater you describe !). It's so interesting to listen to a designer talking of other designers' work. And this episode gives a lot to explore. It's a great one ! (But I like every episode I watch from your podcast anyway ahah)

[@mariaorticelli8031]

Oh my gosh- such beautiful work you do! Please please please - a pattern for the dark orange/rust colored cardigan!! It's absolutely stunning so far - I love it so much!!

[@the.creabea]

It's coming!

[@suecaseysuecquilts4301]

I adore cable knit sweaters. My favorite was one I knit my husband called Captains Fisherman Sweater many decades ago. It's full of different size cables, popcorn stitch. The pattern got lost over time, still have the sweater though. I searched and bought the same pattern on Etsy - it's vintage now!! When did I get so old!! 🙂 Love your cable knit sweaters. Wonderful designs.

[@aprilg3193]

Snowy Forest is the first sweater I ever knit and I still absolutely love it! I would 100% knit it again.

[@kirstymcleod6647]

And Carol Feller - her cable knits are really interesting to knit! (And size inclusive!)

[@darlenehorning2199]

Love your podcasts, and this one was no exception. So much inspiration.

[@TheGingerNinjaKnitsandJournals]

Thea Coleman has definitely been a cable knitwear queen for MANY years. 😊

[@jennyenglish9842]

Thank you heaps for all the cable knits. Really loved your passion and the effort you made. Fabulous podcast. Go gal!

[@erindoty9448]

Loved this video! I'm knitting the Billie Pullover by Sari Nordlund for my husband and plan to knit another for my daughter.😊

[@joycepastore3860]

I would also add Melissa Leapman; she is a very accomplished, knitwear designer and also crochet designer. She has done quite a bit of cable patterns ( see Ravelry) and has dozens of books on knitting and crochet on the market. Melissa has been publicly discussing her battle with stage four ovarian cancer, so I hope that you can mention her so that she can get some love and support. She’s an awesome person and I am happy to know her.🥰❤️❤️

[@MegKnutmegknits]

I have a couple of her books and she is great!

[@rebecca-72]

Terrific episode, thanks for the research. I knit your Dornie pattern last winter as my first bigger cable project and luv it. Must make another 😊. Am currently knitting up the Hiedra Mitts by Fiber Tales, they have cables and braids on the top, garter stitch on the palms. Very fun pattern and fairly quick.

[@ruthswarthout1115]

Thank you for showcasing other designers patterns. 😊 I do love cables but have to make a sweater so am looking forward to your cardigan pattern when its done. Looking forward to your podcasts on your favorite tools.😊

[@EvieBear236]

I have never knit or crocheted a cable design. I will have to consider these patterns in the future; they look lovely. I understand why so many people do not like sweaters that you have to seam but I have found that heavy sweaters have more structure if they are seamed and just fit better. I love making sweaters that have no seaming but I find I wear the seamed sweaters more because they don't stretch out as much. I love your designs and I think you offer a lot of options in your patterns which makes the price very reasonable. I appreciate that.

[@margaritadeverson2098]

Thank you for sharing these beautiful cable patterns. I have several patterns in my collection that I desperately want to try; I just have to be brave and cast on!

[@knitbythelake]

I have the yarn for the Deep Winter Coat. And the pattern. I've had them for almost a year... but every time I think about knitting it I get overwhelmed by the whole thing 😂 I want the coat, and I'm sure once I get started it will be fine, but that means I would have to get started... this video may have been the kick in the pants I needed!

[@MegKnutmegknits]

Jared Flood and the Brooklyn Tweed design team have great, classic cable patterns. And one of my very favorite and most worn sweaters is the Foldline. The seaming is very easy (its drop shoulder so all straight mattress stitch) and because it’s written so well, the seams line up so well. And you read my mind with cable season- I spent way too much time yesterday searching Rav for the perfect cable sweater to cast on!

[@cjennies]

i JUST bought yarn to cast on the dornie sweater, i'm so looking forward to it

[@the.creabea]

SO exciting! I think you'll love it.

[@sheilasmidt427]

Amazed at your knitting skills and passion. I enjoy the way you break everything down and explain so carefully. I also follow Kutovakika a knit designer who presents cables and other decorative stitches. Keep your passion. We love you.

[@christine3358]

What a great video Rebecca! So enjoyed this and downloaded the Norah’s vintage afghan as I watched. Need to learn more cable knitting. Thanks

[@sunnyw4148]

Haha I am knitting the sleeveless Glenan (Kate Davies) right now and it is 101 outside my home in northern California. Fall will come in several more weeks. Yes I love cables. A Verb for Keeping Warm is a store and dye facilities in Emeryville, California (between Oakland and Berkeley).

[@leescott3300]

Great episode thanks. I’m currently knitting the ‘Granny Cardigan’ by Joji Locatelli. It’s an all over cable pattern with an oversized feel knitted top down. Carol Fellor, an Irish designer also has some classic cable patterns which I’ve knitted and love to wear. I will be working a couple of the ones you showed today too.

[@emalahow]

Excellent video!! Cable knit sweaters make me swoooooooooooon!

[@jalexander5801]

Great podcast today. Currently getting through the Emery Sweater by Joji Locatelli, my first major cable knit. Another designer who just finished teaching a cable class on Knit Stars Season 9 is Carol Feller. She also has a Celtic Knit Club featuring cabled designs.

[@daniellejohnson3364]

Love this episode, many of these patterns are favorites of mine of Rav, but you also showed a few new to me patterns. 😊❤

[@CreativityWithStamps]

Thank you for making this episode and for all the cable pattern inspiration. My very first knitted project was the Snow Crocus sweater by Midori Hirose and I knitted it alongside other knitters in a class taught by Jackie Rose (CadiJax) and I learned so much about cables and reading charts. I highly recommend that pattern.

[@Kera.S.]

I love all your choices and suggestions. I have your patterns but am anxiously awaiting the new one on your needles! I can't wait to practice some more and then hopefully make it too!

[@whyaleichia]

I would add Martin Storey, his cable patterns are amazing. The Savannah pullover is one of my favorites, it actually reminds me of The Bookclub Cardigan by Sari. He also has a ton of patterns for men.

[@kathleenr.6549]

Very interesting episode. Funnily my daughter in her early 20’s asked me to knit her the cable sweater from When Harry met Sally! Haven’t found a matching pattern. I knit my husband the Moby sweater from Petite Knit. It’s lots of cable and an interesting construction. Your Lauder is a very nice design.

[@lyndaannibal8990]

Thanks again for another interesting podcast. I’m going to have to go and check out some of these other patterns, thanks for sharing.

[@danielleplamondon225]

What a nice conicidence! I am watching your video while knitting the Seaway! I started it at the end of spring, let it aside for the summer and just recently fetched it to finish it. The body, hem and collar are done, and my first sleeve is almost completed. A great pattern, well written and so enjoyable to knit! Thank you for this inspiring review.

[@mklcole]

Great cable video…very interesting and informative. I’ve knit cables before but nothing like some your patterns. They are all so beautiful and I would love 💕 to knit some of them.

[@Noel.Chmielowiec]

Quite recently I finished my first cable project, Yukinko mittens by Yucca. I loved the pattern, they went so quickly (considering how slow I knit), if there only was more than one size.. It fits me, but I have hands of a maybe 6 years old child, and there were a lot of comments of people saying that they're small. But I think I might make a headband with this pattern, I really liked it (and they will be a gift for my mum, matching headband would be really cool). If someone has really small hands or wants to make ones for their elementary school aged kid I can recommend them, they weren't hard at all, but still there was so much to do. They weren't boring, but I didn't have to constantly look at the pattern too.

[@carolestes8373]

I love cables also. I knit The Snowy Forest and loved it. However I used superwash yarn and it stretched to much. I tightened the cables from the back and it worked great. That pattern is worth a try. Thanks for your sweater suggestions. I’ll have a much longer sweater queue now. 😁

[@lizhamilton4920]

Really enjoyed this episode 😊

[@Frogette5]

Currently knitting the Diona and I can tell you it's not memorable ha ha or at least not to my tired brain. Knitting it in burnt orange and it's a lot of fun. Lovely podcast. I love cables!

[@the.creabea]

Oh nooooo, but it will so be worth it! It's beautiful!

[@HeidiSpear-oz6rw]

Yes, autumn is cable season. Media may well play a role. I am enjoying this lovely podcast while gauge swatching for Joanna Ang's Helia, which has gorgeous, unique cables just running down the arms. I particularly enjoyed knitting Thea Colman's Chambord pullover and Norah Gaughan's Deliciosa, though I do prefer top-down in the round construction. Next cabled sweater project is your Lauder, for which I am still contemplating yarn selection. One thing that is a challenge with cables for those of us who run hot (always or just later in life) is that they do add weight and warmth to a garment. Aran is generally just too much for me, though I know your pattern calls for it. I'll gauge swatch, of course, because I want my Lauder to fit like you designed it to, but I am going to try to find a heavy DK/light worsted that can work. Hoping I can sort that and be ready to cast on as soon as Helia is off the needles. If you have thoughts on how to effectively lighten up yours or any cabled designs without losing their essential design characteristics, I would love to hear them!

[@lippy_jean]

i ate this video UP thank you for the wonderful inspiration!! i'm a relatively new knitter (but advanced crocheter) and am obsessed w the idea of cables but intimidated by actually making them, hoping to tackle some very soon!

[@the.creabea]

They are SO much easier than they look, I promise!

[@taccora]

I love textured knits so cables are my jam. Right now I'm knitting Sari Nordlund's Champagne pullover and it's so lovely. My favorite of all time cable knit (look and wearability) is Michele Wang's Aspen. I made it for my one (and only) trip to NY Sheep & Wool back in 2019 and I get compliments whenever I wear it. People always want to know where I bought it, which I think is a top tier compliment for a hand knitter,

[@KnittingWithTravis]

The Katt Weaver cowl is beautiful and she also has a hot water bottle pattern that would be a great beginner pattern for someone who wanted to just try cables. I’ve owned the Lauder pattern for months and finally purchased yarn and will cast on soon! After that, I am going to knit your not yet released gansey in a cream or oatmeal color!!! Eeeeeee!

[@TheMakingPodcast]

I agree that Petiteknits has beautiful classic sweater patterns, I would like to add that she also has many, gorgeous cable and texture patterns as well. She is my go to designer, her patterns are very well written and easy to follow. I enjoyed all your cable talk! Diane in South Carolina, USA (40 plus years of knitting here!)

[@the.creabea]

I'm a big PK fan too!

[@karenamiri7166]

The Crazy Sock Lady just finished making the Saven sweater in a chocolate brown that is stunning! I am always in awe with what you are creating. You inspired me to knit a very vanilla cardigan for myself 😊

[@helenmcdonald2737]

Hi Rebecca. I am watching this while knitting my very first Norah Gaughan pattern, Stellation. I’m knitting it for my mum and seriously considering knitting one for myself as well!

[@nevillekeen4497]

Hi, I am starting my Kerr Sweater as I watch this - very excited to finally be casting this on - Michelle from Auckland, New Zealand

[@elena---c1558]

Vancouver Fog gloves and the Scholar's Vest are 2 of myfavorite cable patterns

[@Knittingnana]

Thanks for the information about the afghan! I’ve been wanting to work on cables! I went to the website and downloaded it right away.

[@embeemakes]

I currently have an Adorable Ginger Sweater on my needles which is going to be such a cozy cabled sweater. Adorable Knits also has a matching hat, scarf, mittens… I want to knit them all

[@beccabailey8687]

I’ve been eyeing up the Book Club Cardigan by Sari Nordland for my next project but now I need to choose from these other lovely cable knits too!!

[@SomeonenamedKate]

I was so excited to see today’s podcast, I am currently knitting the lauder sweater v neck pullover in a cozy burnt orange camel wool by ULA LIA. Perfect way to start my morning, cozy to the max!

[@michellelambton3636]

Josée Paquin is wonderful 🇨🇦 These are all inspiring, especially yours. Thanks for the chat.

[@pip-woollycwtches]

There are some beauts in that line up. I am currently cable knitting on the Aymara by Debbie Bliss. Or as it is named on Ravelry, the Natalie. I know some people aren’t keen on DB but i saw this pattern and had to knit it. Xx

[@dianadority7728]

I love the look of cables and am currently knitting Thea Colman's Gin and Juice Cardigan. I have to admit though that it is extremely slow going because of the stop and go rhythm using a cable needle. I'll have to try learning how to knit cables without one!

[@sml-wf3pb]

Cables!!! I just started watching but you already made my day : ) It's October and I have cables on the brain! I can't wait to see the patterns you've come up with, and I love the cabled patterns you've designed. I'm working on a little cabled beanie for my newest grand-daughter and loving every minute. Did I say the word cables enough yet? Nope. It's CABLE weather!! 🧶🧶🧶

[@the.creabea]

I'm convinced there's some scientific reason why cables + Autumn = knitters' paradise!

[@laurenk5379]

Another designer with some beautiful cable patterns is Sarah Solomon. I have plans to knit the Barnes cardigan. Also the Limetta by Yamagara uses cables to create a variation of 1x1 rib. I knit it this summer in Woolfolk Stra (a really nice summer yarn), and it's really easy!

[@nadinesyens2269]

I’m working on my first cable project. It’s Joji locatelli ‘s Granny Cardigan. Love it!! I’ve done the body and now on the first sleeve. I love cables! Loved your podcast on this!! Thanks!!

[@fayelourenso4839]

Cables, yes! I am just finishing a Lauder and want to make another. The Eclair sweater was fun, especially with no bobbles.

[@alanvlieg]

Currently working on my third Rhett Hat by Meghan Babin! I also knit the October Road hat, and while it is a 26 stitch gauge, it’s unstretched- so I used Filcolana PHW with no problem meeting gauge.

[@hannahfaulkner7]

I’m working on the Wilfreda. I highly recommend for an easy intro to cables. It is a bigger gauge, only two rounds of cables in the circular yoke followed by a short raglan section, making for a great fit. And it looks so beautiful and feminine. Thanks for all of the suggestions in the video!

[@jimmydoesknitting]

I love a pattern roundup video and cables make me so happy. Thanks for this. The Saven is my absolute favroite cable knit of all time. Meghan does amazing work. You HAVE TO check out the cables on Rows Knitwear's Drift Jacket.

[@fionaclasen1511]

Thanks for this useful cable themed episode. I recently made your Lauder vest and really enjoyed it. Also made the Diona pullover last year and it’s one of the most complex I have ever made and certainly not memorisable 😅 Joji Locatelli has several beautiful cable designs too.

[@hstahlbrandt]

I love cables! I usually do not knit them though, but I feel I need to cast one on soon! I have my eyes on the Billie pullover by Sari Nordlund, or your Lauder sweater.

[@annedavis3100]

I am not a cabley girl but you will LOVE LOVE LOVE knitting with Woolfolk Fleck it is absolutely amazing yarn! Thanks for a very informative and fun podcast !

[@the.creabea]

Ohh this is good to know! It's hard to get my hands on here but I'll keep an eye out for it

[@knitwithjo]

Such a fun pattern roundup! I loved knitting up your Lauder design, and I'm currently knitting up the Arctic Light Sweater by kutovakika. Also, I truly laughed out loud when you compared blocking cables to "cables on xanax" 😂

[@sky123me]

I'm working on the Rose cardigan by Andrea Mowry. It has simple and non intimidating cables--but it is seamed! I've done cables before, and yes, fall is the perfect time to knit them!

[@retrorainbowknits]

Loved this video! I really appreciate you only referencing size inclusive designers. Right now I'm working on the Belmullet test knit for Andrea Gaughan, and it's so gorgeous to knit. There's a nice mix of cables and it's very easy to memorise + read your knitting to know what to do next.

[@isabellemeunier9486]

I have knitted the Deep Winter Coat. This knit went fast because of the bulky gauge. I also wanted to use the same yarn but the quantity it took was just too much and it came to a very high cost. So I knitted it in Berroco Vintage and I wear it a loooot. Would recommend this pattern!

[@jespuppy]

At the moment I am working on my first full cable project, the Lauder Vest. In the same time I am working on the Keep it Warm sweater from Atelier Ajour. It has cabled details with lace patterns

[@kazwahmelbourne9271]

Thank you for these recommendations, Rebecca :) . Ps, your honeycomb jumper is looking intensely gorgeous!

[@carieruiz2285]

Right now I’m knitting a Moby for my 10 year old and an Arbor Cardigan. I think cables are my favorite technique, especially since I also do them without a cable needle.

[@videotutu01]

I haven't started it yet, however at the top of my queue next is the Harley by Jenny Williams. It has a broad cabled turtleneck (sideways knit) collar with a drawstring tie, cablsea down the sleeves, raglan AND sides, as well as at the cuffs and hem (instead of regular ribbing). But the rest is stockinette so it looks like a good balance of cables and stockinette that I'm really looking forward to!

[@Marjolein_vs]

I love a guernsey style sweater with some cable in it. Just a little bit of cable and then a little bit of other texture. Currently making the guernsey genser by sandness garn and I have made the tulip guernsey by Midori Hirose in a summer yarn and two baby Ingrid sweaters haha. The Salty days sweater by Veronica Lindberg and the Sumac by Tete beche are on my to knit list (all though not sure that last one has cables or just has texture)

[@lunam9850]

Great podcast and recomendations. Joji Locatelli is another amazing designer. My first cable sweater was her Solare and its perfect for beginners. I would also love to try an aegyoknit cable sweater, but I havent read or knit any of her patterns yet.

[@sibleyhoneybee427]

Wow! This video was fabulous. So inspirational! I'm excited to make the Elara cardigan by Emily Chen. I love the cable knit sweater that you're wearing.❤🧶

[@marujaperezgarcia-estan5249]

Carol Feller has also amazing cable patterns. She is Irish, she takes the traditional Aran fisherman sweater and gives a new modern touch.

[@sarahgreen6499]

this video is so timely! i'm ready to start learning cables but had noooo idea where to start. it seems easier to learn how to do it in the round, since you don't need to read the chart left to right as well? i think i'll try the october road hat!

[@the.creabea]

I'd definitely agree that in the round is easier! A hat aor a cowl would work well. And of Hudson and West's patterns!

[@luciaevangelho4593]

Enjoyed your cables video. My recent cable knit was the Flex vest.

[@MichelleFunk-r9k]

We used to carry Hudson and West in our shop (The Lamb & Kid). I agree that their cabled patterns are GORGEOUS! We had a bunch of their knitted samples for a trunk show and they are stunners. The thing to know about their yarn though, is that when it is knit up in a garment, the garment is HEAVY! It weighs a ton. Just something to keep in mind. Would be great for outerwear and they probably wear well over time.

[@asajohansson7867]

I love cables! Right now I am knitting the Bees Knees cardigan

[@carmeslynn]

Hi Rebecca, Loved this episode showcasing so many cable knitware designers. I want to look up pics for all the sweaters you highlighted. I also wanted to mention a designer who was not on your radar screen named Kate Oates who is a prolific knitter and I discovered her patterns last year. She started out predominately showcasing children's patterns and there are quite a few children's cabled items in her collection. But she has now also included cable sweaters for adults and she has some really nice unexpected cable designs. I purchased the pattern 'Jesse's Girl' as well as The Fibre Co Arranmore Light yarn coupled with a soft lace to be able to achieve the worsted gauge. I will probably tackle that this winter sometime. Got Zwieg by Caitlin Hunter ahead in the que before Jessie's Girl. Big decisions right? Thanks for sharing all your knitting insights with us!!!! Carrie from Eugene Oregon😘❤🐕🐑☕🧵🪡🧶

[@nancymorgan5505]

Hi Rebecca, I’m deciding on yarn to knit the Book Club Cardigan by Sari Nordland. Happy knitting 🧶

[@continentaldriftknits]

I like the recently released Siri Cardigan Solo. I’m currently half way through Saven for my husband in Ulysse

[@christycampbell1874]

Making the Siri cardigan. Looooove it but struggled with the loose gauge. 15 st. Considering knitting it again but sizing up and going for more like 17. Def recommend! Tricky but pretty well explained.

[@lindarogers3608]

Great pattern roundup!

[@genier7829]

These were fun ideas, thanks. I am currently making a cable/lace pattern called Joe Batts Arm by Jennifer Beale, very intimidating chart but easy once I had made a few repeats. It also has a very unusual construction using Fair Isle bands to connect the separate pieces, which looks like the tricky part of the project..

[@sannevanderbijl6712]

I always loved wearing cables but didn't like knitting them but this year I really got into them. I've got two cable knit patterns from Meiju Kallio (Meiju Knits) book Contrast in my queue and am currently knitting another one.. fair to say I'm in love with this book 😆

[@jasminegabor3959]

I'm watching this video as I knit on a Norah Gaughan cable sweater, Perennial, which I'm really enjoying. For cable sweaters I also recommend checking out Sarah Solomon (Into The Wool) - I especially like her Saltings and Wilde designs.

[@ByTresja]

I am just getting in to knitting cables and I’m knitting a Lauder cardigan.

[@goossensmarianne5940]

I’m knitting my first cableknit and I love it! I’m knitting the artic light sweater designed by Kika Kutova.

[@Cow.Cat.Creations]

I would add the Goldfields cable socks, they are super beginner friendly and a quick knit

[@nicolelafontaine1720]

My favorite cabled pattern is a Celtic cable cowl from Lucy Hague, "Nennir" challenging free pattern on Ravelry. I love to offer it as a gift. I also love Bavarian travelingTwisted stitches, I have the book from Maria Erlbacher. I have knitted "Vanilla Affogato" by Thea Colman last year. not my favorite construction, but I love the finished sweater. Much prefered to kit the "Stick Season" though, such an interesting construction. The ribbed detail on the side makes this sweater fit perfectly. I appreciate all the inspirational work you propose.

[@kathryndenne1717]

Ive knitted or are knitting a few of Lucy Hague's patterns. I knitted kell jersey and its one of my most worn jersey's. I always get compliants when I wear it.

[@nicolelafontaine1720]

@@kathryndenne1717 What a lovely sweater! àit is quite spectacular. Are you kathidubach on Ravelry ?

[@fvidder2210]

Verb is pretty popular in the San Francisco Bay Area. They're fairly expensive in the usual small natural dyer way, but their stuff is very good quality.

[@fvidder2210]

If you aren't experienced at cables, the pieced sweaters can be easier not just for portability but because you have wrong side rows, not just rest rows, so it's much easier to read your knitting and figure out if THIS is the row with a cable or if it's the NEXT row where that happens. (Personally, I do usually convert these to have the body knit in the round though.)

[@fvidder2210]

Saven is inspired by the vibe of Knives Out, btw. The Handsome Chris is a free pattern that actually attempts to replicate the specific sweater from the movie. Both are very pretty.

[@ritalegere1275]

Great video, I have just purchased the bookclub cardigan by Sari Nordlund my first cable sweater in many years