This how-to video will show you how to knit cables without the aid of a cable needle. This method is actually faster and easier than traditional cabling. Watch this video knitting tutorial and learn how to knit cables without cable knitting needles.
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Start a crochet blanket
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Set up a Singer knitting machine
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Machine knit a twisted stitch
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Increase Stitches at the Beginning of a Row
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Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
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Knit with a serenity loom
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Rig up a harness out of rope to carry large boxes
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Make a Tassel
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Knit a Spiral Ruffle Scarf
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Make a shawl when knitting on a large circle loom
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Do a double crochet cross stitch
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Chain stitch embroidery fro knitting projects
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Crochet a brimmed hat
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Knit a Snowflake
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Knit a shaker rib stitch
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How To:
Single crochet half circle ear flaps for a hat
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How To:
Cast on using a circular loom
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How To:
Start a crochet blanket
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How To:
Bind Off Knitting on a Circular Needle
-
How To:
Set up a Singer knitting machine
-
How To:
Machine knit a twisted stitch
-
How To:
Increase Stitches at the Beginning of a Row
-
How To:
Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
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How To:
Knit with a serenity loom
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How To:
Rig up a harness out of rope to carry large boxes
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How To:
Make a Tassel
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How To:
Knit a Spiral Ruffle Scarf
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How To:
Attach granny squares together with a single crochet
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How To:
Make a shawl when knitting on a large circle loom
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How To:
Do a double crochet cross stitch
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How To:
Chain stitch embroidery fro knitting projects
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How To:
Crochet a brimmed hat
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How To:
Knit a Snowflake
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How To:
Knit a shaker rib stitch
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How To:
Single crochet half circle ear flaps for a hat
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How To:
Cast on using a circular loom
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This is genius. Exactly what I needed to help me understand what that incomprehensible diagram in my knitting book was trying to say. Thanks!
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