Lattice Cable Stitch Knitting Pattern

[@YouTuber-ok4vh]

although this is a tough one for a begginner like myself, your instructions are clear and your voice is very soothing (makes you think you can conquer it) LOL

[@susanfarmer479]

You are so appreciated by many of us, thank you for taking time to show these beautiful patterns and video's.😉

[@studioknit]

Thank you so much, Susan. That's really sweet and wonderful to hear!

[@krinklely]

I'm so grateful that you "throw" English style. I never got Continental to work for me. Thank you so much for making these videos!

[@pieter4597]

Very nice knitting pattern. What I love is that you have added the description and the explanation side by side. This makes reading (and understanding patterns) much more simpler. Thank you.

[@marialuna4084]

Your channel is the best! I am an experienced knitter. I have been knitting for 30 years, but I am in school and doing a lot of printing. This semester, I am taking a knitwear class! I love to knit. Thank you for your great tutorial; I enjoy them a lot!

[@jazzsongbird]

This is my first real knitting project (aside from the million things I’ve cast on and then abandoned - I am a pro at casting on😂). I’ve been a crocheter for years and knitting has always been SO overwhelming for me. This video was so easy to follow along with! I’m happy to report that mine looks just like yours! And I plan to keep going;) thanks for the amazing, easy to follow video! I subscribed and can’t wait to try more. Xoxoxo

[@magdalenawhisler8597]

This lattice stitch is GORGEOUS!!! Your video instructions; plus the written pattern next to your video is an excellent idea and well done!!! Thank you! Thank you! Also, thank you for your free patterns!!

[@helenhobson8466]

You have actually restored my faith in myself! Thank you so much for a fantastic easy to follow pattern. Will definitely give this a go and hope to try more of your patterns xx

[@LexiandAimee123]

You make it seem very doable. Thank you for materials first!

[@studioknit]

So glad you found it helpful!

[@michele8083]

Thank you for putting up the pattern as you talk!

[@securityamerica4210]

Youuuuuu have grrrrrrr8t tutorials, you make learning the techniques easyyyyyyyy

[@raphaelsylla876]

I remember watching this pattern late last year and I have no idea how to do cables. This was very informative and useful, and since then, I was able to do various cable patterns, even on some of my crochet work. It really helped me a lot Kristen. Thank you. 😊

[@zohasidiki4063]

Your patterns are very cool. I'm too a beginner and love doing artsy stuff. I'm a painter and well and now I'm also getting hold on knitting patterns also. Thanks for making it easy, it really sparks my interest and I find it very soothing to my mind, heart and passion for art. Keep making more videos. God bless you

[@blueprintsymphonic]

i'm having so much fun trying all of these different patterns on your channel! thank you!

[@sp4874]

Love your tutorials! Now you have taught me how to cable knit! I feel a whole new world of knitting possibilities has now opened up! Thanks!

[@studioknit]

Wow, that’s so great! 💖

[@wolfsangeleyes]

The lattice stitch is one of my favourite stitches but I lost the pattern years ago. I'm happy to find it again with a good tutorial as a refresher. I find this stitch great for cuffs.

[@iamnneka28]

I didn't think I'd want to try this but after watching your video, I can now read and understand knitting patterns too. Thank you

[@mytrieu7850]

Thanks for teaching step by step and you have a happy sound.

[@janetvickers7993]

Love your style of video tutorials. You make it look so easy. Love how your have that little heart icon following the rows on the pattern too. Cant wait to try this. Thankyou for the tutorial.

[@studioknit]

Hi, Janet - So great to hear! I'm really happy my video style is helping you knit!

[@loveyrogers3181]

Perfect Tutorial... Perfect Teacher!!!

[@caronmelissaj]

Great video! Easy and clear to understand. Thanks!

[@studioknit]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dj_alboe1360]

Your video is very nicely done. I like how the written pattern is beside the video of you knitting. For me, it makes it easier to understand. I also really like how the heart moves to the next step. Definitely got a like from me, and I look forward to trying this.

[@SuziQZ]

One of the very best videos i’ve seen!! Thank you🙂

[@studioknit]

Oh, very sweet. Thanks for watching! 💖

[@leavesongrass]

Great explanatory video! Truly easier than it looks!

[@diamondsandpurrls]

I always enjoy listening to your commentary on patterns. You have such an upbeat voice and make the knitting extra enjoyable. Thanks for demonstrating this pattern. You make it so easy for me to understand.

[@studioknit]

+Angela Schmidt Hi Angela, Awww.... so sweet. You made my day, thank you!! 💗

[@SassySophelia]

Best teacher on KZbin 💯❤️

[@studioknit]

Awww... you totally made my day. Thanks, Sophelia.

[@melaniecruz2631]

Sooo pretty! This would make an amazing scarf.

[@studioknit]

Yes, totally! I figure that casting on 48 stitches would be a great width for a scarf.

[@naturebound1064]

Very clear and helpful! Can you recommend a sweater pattern using this stitch? Thank you!

[@donnaridenhour-mchenry240]

Loved it; thanks for getting to the business end of your video PDQ!

[@AllStarWeekend333]

This pattern is so easy to follow along to. Thank you so much, you've definitely earned my sub.

[@wendyemail1]

LOVE IT! You made this so easy to follow. Thank you for sharing

[@ginnylynn1]

Kristen, I would love to see a scarf pattern showing a number of patterns, like a sampler pattern scarf. It would be fun to show a multiple of skills and interesting patterns!! Great gifts, holidays will be here soon :)

[@studioknit]

Yes! I was thinking of creating a cowl that did just that (a quicker knit, ha)!

[@pamelaknight6187]

awesome thank you love you work!

[@pamelaknight6187]

Thank you

[@michelleauld9646]

Hi how many stitch will have to have to make a blanket

[@aclark30121]

I like this pattern-- I think I will make a sample about the size of a potholder--to see if I like to make something bigger from this pattern--That is what I always do first--that way I can still use my sample--even if I just cover a potholder with it--Making cables was a little tricky when I first started doing them--but now it is a piece of cake--and I love the designs you get with cables--Your patterns are so easy to follow--thanks so much

[@elizabethvallely4044]

Another great lovely stitch! Your a great teacher thank you so much for teaching us all how to do this amazing stitches! Thank you for Sharing!!! Hugs Liz x

[@artemizakolacevska2417]

Great explanation! You are patient and aew not rushing! Thank you,

[@kensalaman3951]

You're just amazing...this will be a great match for a hat that I made! Thank you Thank You THANK YOU, hon!

[@studioknit]

Awesome, Ken - That will look gorgeous!

[@sophietilson3458]

You are an aaaamazing tutor👏❣️

[@PN-sk3ve]

I just love anything that looks cozy during Winter season... I just love feeling cozy and this is a cute, cozy project to keep in mind. =)

[@angelineangela5981]

Yay! Something new to start today. Thanks

[@studioknit]

Hi, Angeline - Great! Hope you have fun with it today!

[@30endlesslove]

you are awesome you are sooo energetic...Love your tutorials thank you

[@studioknit]

Awww... thanks so much!

[@elliot4177]

Thank you for such easy to follow instructions.

[@lexiwabel6802]

LOVE LOVE THIS PATTERN

[@studioknit]

Thanks!!!!

[@TrudySchwartzBurrill]

Very clear like all your videos. Thanks so much.

[@lisaschumacher595]

I loved the way you explained this. It was so easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. I am now following your channel and on your email list. Looking forward to learning more from you. You are going to be very helpful to me. Thank you.

[@samanthaperkins5505]

Love this cable pattern hope it would look OK on a jumper/ cardigan that I am hoping to make

[@studioknit]

+Samantha Perkins Sounds cozy!💖

[@samanthaperkins5505]

will have a go and see what it's like

[@cerealbowl123]

you earned a new subscriber

[@studioknit]

Welcome and thank you!

[@Julie-7605]

Beautiful. I can already see how it can be modified 😀

[@hamidadakri6616]

You are so good tutorials thank you so much 💐

[@thatneveragain]

Beautiful ❤ I'll try it

[@blackcarexpress]

This is very pretty. I will have to try this.

[@barbaradestephano8389]

LOVE THIS! haven't tried cables yet but hope to soon.

[@zina133]

So lovely work 🥰🥰

[@studioknit]

Thanks so much 😊

[@angelacrimmins2214]

Kristin , is it possible to add an embellishment to a knitted piece please . It is for a new baby blanket.

[@chin-enc.5950]

Hi! Thank you so much for sharing this video. It’s very helpful. If I wanna knit this pattern in circular motion, how do I alternate the wrong side stitches, please?

[@ginnylynn1]

Thank you for your amazing video!! I love your explanation. Your so calm and precise. I'm going to knit this pattern right now:) looking forward to your next one 💓

[@studioknit]

You are so welcome! Thanks for coming back and I'm excited you're going to knit this up!

[@annvong1579]

It looks like cable stitches to me. You make it so easy. I always slip the back stitches that hold the cable needle. What does it mean " multiple by 4"

[@niksand1713]

Beautiful

[@priscillavasquez5111]

Thank you and I will check it out. Thanks again and blessings!

[@priscillavasquez5111]

Love your videos and instructions for knitting. I have learned so much. I have a request if I may. 😁I would like to knit an adult sized pea coat and can not find a video on one. Would you please consider making one with instructions? Thank you so much for your hard work and wonderful videos of learning to knit. Blessings!

[@studioknit]

Thanks so much, Priscilla. Oh, that's an ambitious project. I doubt I'll get to that on my channel soon. You may wish to check out Ravelry.com for a good knitting pattern for it. Good luck!

[@kathrynrivera1582]

This video is perfect, thank you! ❤️ now to modify this pattern for a beanie. Wish me luck! 😄

[@101beads]

Love this lattice knit stitch! I am trying to knit a hat in the round with this stitch and I am having a hard time adapting it to the round. Do you happen to have instructions for that? Thanks.Maria Vieira.

[@samanthabrown9645]

You provide such excellent clear directions. Thank you! I want to buy your pattern book. Where do I go to buy it?

[@studioknit]

Thanks so much, Samantha! You may find all the Knit Stitch Pattern Book options to buy here: www.studioknitsf.com/knit-stitch-pattern-book/

[@n.lindsaysimmons626]

I love this stitch! Is there any way to decrease after a number of rows?

[@pamelaknight6187]

I am lost from road 8 so please show more thank you !😀

[@e.g.8060]

Thank you for this great stitch pattern! I would like to use this stitch to make a cowl. To work this stitch in the round, all I need to do is invert the instructions for the even rows (for instance, when it says k2, p4, i would instead p2, k4), correct?

[@sandracorona4659]

E. G. Say what now????? I’m left handed girl, don’t do this to me. Does this mean I’ve started all my projects wrong??????? You mean to say that my cast on row is really my right side, not my wrong side?? That’s it. I give up. I’ve been in denial all my life. I thought I was special 😢 for figuring out how to knit 🧶 as a lefty. Cause yaw’ll righties really do knit weird.

[@cameronrowell192]

This would make a pretty hat.

[@cammiewithac]

Would this be worked the same way on circular needles?

[@olivergolding8927]

can I add an edge to this by adding 2 extra at the cast on and dropping the first and knitting the last of every row?

[@studioknit]

You can print the free knitting pattern here 💖 www.studioknitsf.com/lattice-cable/

[@evansmommies]

The edge of my work keeps coming out lumpy. I did this pattern with just 12 across to try to get the hang of it. My bookmark shaped piece flares out at the top and bottom and something weird is going on with the right and left edge too. Any advice for me? PSA for other newbies: it's hard to cable onto a metal needle. I'm going to get bamboo and see if I have less slipping off.

[@e2cmmm]

Talani Casariego Yes 👍🏻, I do find bamboo much easier for holding cable stitches! (or when I'm learning new stitch patterns🤓) Hope you have success using them, too

[@helenbrown8572]

Talani Casariego could be that you are getting tense and that can chsnge the width of your work. Try and knit with a mind-set of 'its ok to unravel this if I make a mistake'. When teaching people to knit its always great to get them to knit a few rows and....unravel it! We all get so preoccupied with NEVER ruining our work as it means starting again that we get tense. Sorry for rambling! :) God bless x

[@sandracorona4659]

Talani Casariego Hi Talani, I’m left handed and it usually takes me many attempts before I get a pattern right because of how my brain is weird and because patterns are a math thing. If you did 12, remember that the repeat series is a 6 chain pattern but there’s always stitches either before or after you start the pattern so you are probably eating these stitches ooooor you are probably including the stitches that come before the asterisk. Remember, once you start knitting the first number/letter after the asterisk you only knit what’s inside the asterisk and listen or watch how you need to end your row. Ending a row is normally indicated at the end and after the asterisk ooooor if nothing comes after the asterisk then that means that you will finish your row with the repeat pattern. It took me time to try to understand what should I knit and what not. Ohhhh and notice that the pattern usually ends with knitting (right side) 2 stitches or purling (wrong side)

[@samcarritt6420]

Noooo! I don't have a cable needle! *grabs toothpick*

[@studioknit]

OMG, YES! Make it work!

[@autumn5130]

You can use a pen/pencil, a crochet hook, chopstick, even a paperclip if you don't have one.

[@carmenhaworth2695]

You can use pretty much anything, as the ladies said, even a crochet hook, Bobby pin, safety pin, you have to be created sometimes, have fun!!!!

[@helenbrown8572]

Samantha Carritt innovation is awesome!!!

[@chipnguyen9801]

I don't have a cable needle too but I used another needle. Works fine. It's just hard. My best wishes, Chip

[@MRhodes]

This would be great for making a textured scarf or cowl.

[@teresaharp6639]

If using acrylic yarn with this stitch, will the ends curl? Looking to make a scarf. TY

[@tonybove2468]

I'm going to make an aran pullover using the lattice stitch. Do you think I have to do the 2 starter rows after the border at the waist, or can I skip them? Thanks, Tony.

[@nancywilds6076]

So clear

[@小野田博之-n5b]

I am very glad to find a person knitting with an American style.

[@grace111303]

It's a very pretty pattern!! ❤❤ But, is it possible to get the same pattern on both sides and not just on one side?

[@cymanthasanderfer4508]

Was looking for something different for a blanket to make for my new grandson who will be here in November when I came across this! I was wondering what kind of border would you recommend?

[@studioknit]

Great! Hmmmm... I usually stick with either Garter or Seed Stitch borders. Have fun!

[@marykatherinegoode2773]

is there a way to do this on a circular knitting machine?

[@cdholland98]

How do you finish this design? Would you need to do a reverse of the set up rows?

[@tdods7532]

To do lattice in the round, how would you proceed with the wrong side/row2 ?

[@travenajackson2880]

I don't have a cable neddle

[@veracrossley7450]

Hi Kristen in your knitting book it says cast on multiple of 6, in the written pattern it says cast on a multiple of 12. I have been practising your patterns starting with the bunny pattern but I am wanting to carry on without binding off. The bunny pattern has 30 stitches, will the lattice pattern still work out?

[@jacku6784]

How do you cast off on this?

[@quiltfabric1]

You need a proof reader. In one place for lattice in the round it says the starter row 2 is K2, P4 and in the other is says row 2 is K4 P2 I am new at this flat vs. circular so I am confused but I think K4 P2 is right. Is it?

[@loke5551]

the starter row 2 does not say to k2, p4; its k4, p2 for both rows

[@maryruth8341]

Hi i'm a beginner in knitting, is there a difference if I do this stitch on a loom?

[@koraknight6995]

Is it possible to use your pattern for a scarf?

[@gonzaurora13]

How would you knit this in the round for a hat?

[@studioknit]

Hi, Aurora - I have the written instructions to knit this in the round on my website here www.studioknitsf.com/lattice-cable/

[@JacobPAus]

How do you learn how to make your patterns?

[@shivalinimohapatra20]

💜❤💜❤💜💜❤💜thankyou 💜💜💜💜💜

[@Twistnsine]

Wow this is beautiful! Thank you for all your amazing and helpful videos 🙏🏼❤️

[@sandeepranjan3259]

Can you teach lattice seed stitch

[@sandraburk8553]

Do I do 1-8 over and over again or do I go back to 1 and 2 then do 1-8 over and over

[@sohaima]

1-8 over and over again.

[@jennawatson6347]

After the 8th row there's no 9th row or do u just repeat row 1 along with the other rows ?

[@sohaima]

Repeat rows 1-8.

[@vali2424]

I've subscribed. What happens next? Can I download this pattern? Thanks

[@studioknit]

Hi, Vali - Once you subscribe on my mailing list, you will immediately be directed to my knitting freebies page to receive this downloadable printable pattern and more! eepurl.com/cpw8cX

[@Perryses]

How do I know the right side and the wrong side? I added some more rows before now wanting to add the lattice cable stitch. and yes, I am a rookie! lol

[@studioknit]

This video should help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKrHl59rnp2laLs For this pattern, the right side is the lattice pattern. The wrong side looks like wavy vertical lines.

[@DunDeagh25]

This is a pretty stitch? How many stitches would you recommend for a hat?

[@michelleauld9646]

Will it make a blanket

[@studioknit]

+Michelle Auld Yes, that would be gorgeous!!!

[@kadyllewellyn4406]

I tried this and mine looked a mess 😂 cant figure out where i went wrong . I had on 30 stitches and but when i looked at how it was shaping up on rom 4 it looked a mess 😂 ive gave up trying but yours looks beautiful