Repairing Cable Crosses

[@louisianacooker321]

WOW!!! Thank you

[@SusanGuagliumi]

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[@LunevaElena]

Спасибо!

[@frankfurtberlin]

Thank you Susan for the clear explanation. Is it possible to show how to do imitation cables by sewing stitches together? I suppose it is the same concept of what you did here. Thank you!

[@SusanGuagliumi]

Hmm. Not sure I even now what that is. I have seen people use a piece of matching yarn to sort of whip stitch groups of stitches together, but not something I have done.

[@frankfurtberlin]

Susan Guagliumi thank you Susan for your response. Yes you are right, it’s a whip stitch to make imitation cables but I haven’t been lucky enough to find resources on line in a language I understand. You obviously do not need the imitation technique as you can make beautiful real cables on the machine with ease.

[@SusanGuagliumi]

@@frankfurtberlin There are several versions of this in my first book, Hand-Manipulated Stitches for Machine Knitters. One done by stitching with a piece of matching yarn and another by lacing through an i-cord.

[@frankfurtberlin]

Susan Guagliumi oh good to know. I have the book and the dvd, will refer to them. Thank you again and keep up the good work. Thank you

[@darinakalinova2180]

Thank you. That is impressive.

[@SusanGuagliumi]

Thanks!