The Roman Cable Stitch is simple, yet bold cable panel with great visual impact. It works best on a reverse stockinette stitch background, and can also be made without a cable needle. It is perfect for as an accent on sweaters, purses, and blankets.

The Extended Open-Work Stitch is a beautiful combination of lace and cable. It is a wonderful knit for shawls or a throw.

The Sand Wind Cable Stitch pattern is a non traditional cable that gives an understated but all-over textured look. This would be great for home decor items, bags or even for a cozy sweater.

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 Little Cable Stitch creates a simple cabled fabric that has tiny little twisted stitches that resemble rows of little birds. It’s great as an accent to a sweater or in a blanket or scarf.

The Garden Path Cable Stitch is an asymetrical cable pattern that creates a winding overlapping accent panel. It would be perfect for use on blankets or on a sweater sleeve.

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 Cable Stitch is a large cable pattern is a great way to add interesting details to sweaters, blankets, and pillows. It’s size will definitely draw attention.

The Raised Circle Cable Stitch is a simple cable pattern that can be done with a right and left twist stitch, or a traditional cable 2 back or forward. It is the basis for the Ray of Honey Cable Stitch and works great as an accent for socks, sleeves or …

The Stacked Cable Stitch pattern consists of parallel, mirrored cable stitches that form a pillar. It would work great as an accent on a sleeve or as part of a pillow or blanket design.