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What does LC mean in knitting pattern?
knit left cross
The knit left cross (lc) is a versatile stitch that can be used for delicate cables, swirls, and other fun textures.
Does the cable needle have to be the same size?
cable knitting basics Choose a cable needle the same size as your knitting needle or larger. If you are a loose knitter or working with slippery yarn, go bigger. Your needles should slide easily on the cable needle, but still feel secure, not ready to slip off.
Does it matter what size cable needle to use?
Is cable knit hard?
Cable-knitting looks impressive, but it’s actually relatively easy. Basically what you’re doing is as you knit along, you stop and you’re taking some stitches and bringing them either to the front or to the back.
Does a cable needle need to be the same size as knitting needle?
What is cable stitch knitting?
These suspended stitches are then integrated back into the original row, thus creating the famed cable stitch. Regardless of how long you’ve been knitting, the odds of you coming across a knitting pattern or two with cable stitch knitting is quite high.
How do I get Started with cable knitting?
If you’re starting your very first cable patterns be sure you check out the cowl and scarf patterns, or for a challenge one of the sweaters. Follow each pattern to knit them up or use them to inspire your own cabled creations.
How many cable knitting patterns are there?
We’ve gathered 10 patterns for you in this eBook, The Art of Cable Knitting: 10 Free Patterns for a Cable Knit Sweater, Scarf, Pullover, and More. From cowls to wraps to sweaters, these fun knit cable designs will satisfy your urge for cable knitting.
What are the best cable shawl knitting patterns?
Adorned with a cable stitch on the border, it harbors a slight sense of intricacy that other easy shawl knitting patterns seem to lack. One of our most popular knitting patterns, this Celtic Cables Wrap is a great way to break into the world of advanced cable knitting.