The double snakey cable stitch creates a double wave design. This knitted cable panel consists of what looks like two layers of fabric, with touching cable waves on top, and an opposite cable on the bottom. The effect is a nice accent detail which can be used in everything from …

The woven circles stitch is an all-over cable pattern. By placing winding cable columns next to each other strategically, the appearance of small circles is created. This gives the fabric a nice geometric design with lots of texture.

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the fancy openwork stitch. The fancy openwork stitch creates a net like design, but delicate. The fancy openwork stitch would be great for hats, blankets, and shawls!

The clamshell stitch is a knitting pattern that creates a bumpy textured fabric. The result looks like a bunch of clams laying together on the beach.

The Ray of Honey Cable Stitch pattern creates a wavy fabric that looks like a honeycomb. The thick, heavily textured all-over pattern is a good beginner cable stitch.

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the raised circle cable stitch. This cable uses left and right slanting cables to create a little column of circles. The raised circle cable stitch would be great as a stripe or as all over texture on garments, bags, household …

The Pucker Cable stitch pattern creates a fabric of stacked rings. These mock cables make little holes in the fabric. The result is columns of circles that look great in large projects.

The Honeycomb Cable Stitch is an interesting cable pattern that emulates the hexagonal shapes of the honeycomb. It creates a dense fabric that is great for sweaters, pillows, and blankets designs.

The Magdalene Motif is a circular motif with an openwork center. It creates a simple but striking wheel shape through chains and triple crochet stitches. Its straight edges can match up with other motifs such as squares or triangles to make a uniquely patterned afghan.

The Raised Circle Cable Stitch is a simple, small cable knitting pattern. With only a 4 stitch repeat, this tiny strip of cables creates a column of stacked rings. It's an easy stitch to master and works up quickly.