Stitch Description
This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the little pearl cable stitch. It is great to add an eye-catching addition to sweaters, afghans, or baby blankets.
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Materials Used
Wool-Ease
Wool-Ease is a 4-ply worsted-weight yarn that is so beloved by knitters and crocheters that it inspired an entire family of yarns. Wool-Ease® is appreciated for its versatility and value. It has the feel, warmth and softness of wool, combined with the easy care of machine wash-and-dryability. Its extensive color range makes it easy to design with and perfect for every project from socks to afghans.
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Addi Lace Click Interchangeable Needle Set
Have all the needles you’ll ever need in one convenient carrying case! The addi Lace Click system provides 8 different sizes of addi Lace tips, five different lengths of our new, extremely pliable blue cord, and one connector piece which helps to either store stitches or combine your cords. The Click tips require no tools to change; simply insert the cord deep into the tip, twist and release. The tips will remain secure until you change them, thanks to the Click's revolutionary locking mechanism. The addi Click tips are nickel plated. Our nickel plating process is electro-static, which produces a smooth, rounded edge, where the tip and the cord "click" together.
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Pattern Instructions
Worked Over 4 Stitches
- Row 1:C2f, c2b
- Row 2:Purl
- Row 3:C2b, c2f
- Row 4:Purl
Repeat these 4 rows until you have reached your desired length.
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Hi , I thought that cable 2 meant that you put two stitches on the cable needle. Have I been doing this wrong?
When you see a cable stitch written like cXf or tXb, X = the number of stitches the cable is worked across. So unless the abbreviation has a special explanation, you’ll slip half of X onto your cable needle and then work the cable pattern.
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