The Fishtail Cable Stitch pattern looks like fishtails. These can be made going up or down on your fabric. It’s a great accent detail cable for blankets, bags, and sweaters.

The Downward Slipped Double Cable Stitch is a cable pattern that consists of a row of interlocking arrows that point down. It’s a great motif to use on blankets or as an accent on sweater sleeves and other garments.

The Chunky Braid Cable stitch is a traditional Aran cable pattern. This panel mimicks the look of a loosely woven braid, perfect for sweaters or scarves.

This large cable stitch is made up of one big twist. The result creates a chunky cable, with excess fabric in it's folds. Definitely poised to draw attention, this stitch is perfect for bulky yarns, scarves, hats, and blankets.

The cable ribbing stitch creates a fabric of spiraling ribbing. It's an attractive, simple pattern that can be used on its own or with other cable stitches.

This unique cable stitch is made using a double crossed cable. The result is a column of stitches that look like flower bulbs. Not easy to do but looks cool.

This is a variation of the traditional Long Tail cast on. A standard cast on style done here in a slightly different way, some may find this easier to do.

This unique cable fabric combines a simple cable column with a waffle like garter ridge stitch. The result a nicely textured pairing great for blankets.

The Arrow Cable stitch creates a column of interlocking cable stitches. The resulting fabric looks like arrowheads stacked on top of each other. The look is achieved by pairing right and left leaning cable twist with reverse stockinette in the center. The cable arrow stitch would be great as an …

The Arch Cable Stitch creates interesting arches that build on each other. The all-over texture is unique amongst cable patterns, and looks great on large pieces of fabric.