Knit two-sided cables - Knitting tutorial

[@OMGrannySquare]

Omgoodness. It's like a miracles. I think of how many things I've knitted with cables and never knew this. Fantastic trick/tip. Thanks a lot.

[@TuulaMaaria]

I was also so glad when I learned that tip. I also use it with moss/seed stitch, works the same way! So you also knit 🙂

[@OMGrannySquare]

@@TuulaMaaria Indeed I do knit. My favourite is Aran cabled jerseys or jumpers or cardigans. Love it. I want to make a big afghan but knitted in 'columns' of cables. and then attach the columns to each other to create a 'throw' or afghan. I think it is more manageable to do it in 'columns'. so i don't know the right word. And to then join them. I imagine a natural or brown-ish colour. I think it would look so modern and stylish on a couch. or at the foot end of a bed. xo

[@TuulaMaaria]

@@OMGrannySquare Oh that sounds like a wonderful plan, it will be so pretty!

[@sarialkhateeb8599]

Thank you so much! I redid a scarf because the back looked awful. This is amazing!!

[@TuulaMaaria]

Wonderful! Yes, this makes it look well both sides!

[@aaliazee]

Brilliant idea!

[@redredwine1277]

Thanks for the technique in knitting🌹

[@diyangeluk]

Fabulous info thankyou very much 😇🥰

[@watchgoose]

what an amazing trick. I have found I can break up the look of garter by K1 sl1, then the reverse on top of it on the next row. then it doesn't look so "gartery" if desired.

[@TuulaMaaria]

Yes, you mean moss/seed stitch? Yes that works well too!

[@Ihana_]

Thank You for this great video.. I love it 💖.. Kippis!!

[@ABFirstAidStore]

Thank you!!!

[@jeanetteferguson7079]

How many stitches for a scarf please.

[@TuulaMaaria]

The number of stitches will depend on the yarn you use and how many cables you want on it. Count the stitches for the cables. For example, if you want 3 cables with 8 stitches each. 10 stitches in between them might be a good amount and also 10 stitches on each side before the cables. So that would be 64 stitches. I use a stitch calculation method that can be downloaded free at resources.knit-crochet-blog.com/stitches. Hope this helps!

[@jeanetteferguson7079]

@@TuulaMaaria Thank you very much. 😊