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About this Stitch Pattern
The rose garden cable stitch is a simple cable pattern consisting of a central column, framed by columns of twisted stockinette ribs. The result is a fabric that looks a bit like a rose garden. This stitch can be used as a panel, or worked all over to be used in blankets, scarves, or even hats.
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Techniques Used In This Stitch Pattern
Stitch Pattern Details
Stitch Repeat
Multiples of 9 + 5
Stitch Pattern Instructions
Cast On: Multiples of 9 + 5.
- Row 1 (RS): P2, KTBl, p2, *k4, p2, KTBl, p2; Rep from *to end
- Row 2: K2, PTBl, k2, *p4, k2, PTBl, k2; Rep from * to end
- Row 3: P2, KTBl, p2, *C4B, p2, KTBl, p2: Rep from * to end
- Row 4: K2, PTBl, k2, *p4, k2, PTBl, k2; Rep from * to end
Repeat these 4 rows until you have reached your desired length.
Stitch Pattern Swatch Photos
Stitch Pattern Characteristics
i love your knitting stitch site its fab as im always looking for new patterns,a big thankyou for your help.
It would be really helpful if you could post a picture of what the finished stitch looks like. It’s easier to understand what’s going on in the video, if I know what the finished piece will look like. Thanks,
There is a photo of the finished stitch, usually both a right side photo and a wrong side photo. You had to scroll past it in order to comment.
I would love to learn how to make a raglen sleeve is there any reference to this in your videos? Have learned a whole lot of new stiches & techniques. LOVE this web site. It has really perfected my doggie knit ware Shapiing the lower back like a sock with short rows. It’s GRRR ate. :>) K9Kids
Hi Joie!
We will do a class at some point on knitting a raglan sweater, however it will not be part of our free tutorials.
Thanks for the suggestion!
-Johnny
Is there any stitch count adjustment to do this pattern in the round? Thank you and Merry Christmas!!
Count adjustments? No. But you would reverse the stitches in the wrong side rows (2 & 4). Any purl stitches would be knit stitches and visa versa.