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  • T4R should read Slip next stitch onto cable needle hold at BACK of work K3 P1 from cable needle Currently it reads to hold at FRONT of work
  • knitting purses Sure it looks OK when not in use I would be a bad blogger and a liar if I said that everything I attempt to make turns out as planned Or even that I never have a craft failure cuz
  • I can t wait to see how they look on my niece
  • Small Cabled Purse With Beads 2 available specify pink or purple These little bags measures approximately 6 5 inches wide and 5 inches high not including the handle The interior is fully lined Glass beads are sewn onto both front and back
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  • And this is where I think I m going to change it Okay so that might not be real clear as to what I m going to do but I just think the cables will flow nicer and I ll have a better neckline shape with the double lines flowing up the neck
  • Texture Scarf Designed by Maile Mauch Each kit will include pattern for the Texture Scarf
  • January 20 2009 HOW TO Cabled Legwarmers Spotted in the CRAFT Flickr pool Vickilicious Knits whipped up these stylish cabled legwarmers using a
  • The Baby Knits Book by Debbie Bliss Yarn Knitpicks Shine in River Notes Some of you may remember when I launched my line of clothing for misshapen babies this past summer Well I m pleased to announce the addition of cold weather wear to that line If
  • you just wind a bit of wire around the bottom of the headphone plug Both players also come with an adapter cable that gives you a 1 8th inch stereo line in socket which you can hook up to the audio source of your choice Note also the little very fake leather pouch It s got a belt clip on the back and holes that more or less line
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  • up in Cape Breton Cables make me think of or remind me of celtic knots in a way and so a cabled wristlet idea was born even if that reasoning sounds silly or illogical to anyone else What the hell is this Oh right my cabled wristlet IN USE Thanks for modeling honey In looking at basic cable patterns I kept seeing the same sorts of variations on a rib cable pattern
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  • What you want to see it close up You don t care about a full on view of Prius s back end Oh fine Matt looked at these pictures and gasped You got knitting all over my new car Geesh
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  • and then the two sides worked separately 3 needle BO for shoulders neck picked up and done in the round Sleeves picked up from the shoulder and knit down No seams whatsoever IMG IMG Thats the front and here s the back
  • channel 12 disk 1 3TB RAID 5 system controlled by an 3Ware 7500 12 The Hot Swap Bay fans are not important because the power supplies will provide cooling for this half of the machine This picture shows all power cables in place the redundant Power Supplies connected and delivering dual ATX power to the SuperMicro Sereverworks motherboard
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  • a bbq However I did get a little bit done on the High Neck Cabled Tank which I may have to rename as I m not doing the High Neck part and I m even considering little cap sleeves on it Actually considering the lack of natural light that photo isn t too bad
  • is why I think this wristlet project looks nice but it just didn t work out when it came time to use it I haven t decided if I m going to even bring it this weekend on our trip or not still not looking all that bad Oh ya the trip That was really what inspired this knit Lucas and I are celebrating our wedding anniversary and we decided to go somewhere that neither
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  • Here she is cleaned and drying almost ready for her debut Ready for anything
  • While I wait for my yarn from Elann to arrive I decided to make myself another winter hat I decided on this cute cabled beret from the
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  • I finished my cabled beret last night and I really like how it turned out I was more than halfway done with it when I decided to frog the whole thing because the gauge was slightly off If I
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  • presented a small collection of samples read 50 for her to choose from There were a few that both she and I liked so she left it up to me to decide which I would prefer I chose this It s from Nursery Knits by Debbie Bliss I got it out from the library a few weeks ago and it s a delightful book So off I go to find some yarn and start a new baby jacket I don t want to
  • Here she is cleaned and drying almost ready for her debut
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  • You can click on the pictures below to see them in higher resolution Picture above shows the board cabled up and connected to the digital TV I m using a LG M227WD screen as it s
  • Denver the gate for my flight changed after I checked in but I missed the announcement I am giving United the benefit of the doubt here There I was happily knitting away cabled socks at what I thought was my gate when I realized that it was rather later than I had realized and the flight number on the sign wasn t mine nor was the destination I blame it on severe
  • Ripple Scarf Designed by Maile Mauch Each kit will include pattern for the Ripple Scarf
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  • in a really nice bed and breakfast way up on Cape Breton Island and eat somewhere nice The exact how when and where is still up in the air and believe it or not I rather like it that way not horrid but not the best You can t see the invisible stitches but I promise they re there Anyway back on topic this beautiful province we re planning to visit in Latin means
  • actually varigated with just about every color of red Kool Aid or Flavor Aid I had alot of fun making that and now I m knitting it into some cabled handwarmers for my freezing cold office http www hawkworld net gallery d 7401 2 Cabled+Hand+Warmers jpg

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  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Troubleshooting: Switched a Knit and Purl Stitch If you have wrongly recognized a knit or a purl stitch, especially on the WS of the work, you may end up with a stitch that looks out of place, especially on the front. Here I show you what that looks like, and how to fix it WITHOUT ripping out the whole row. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Rows 8 - Recognizing your Stitches As you work the wrong-side row of your first cable row, practice recognizing which stitch is which - a knit or a purl stitch. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • #12 Cabled Pullover, Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09 Thanks to a central lace panel mirrored on the back, Shiri Mor's textured turtleneck is tinged with romance. Cables appear to pop out of the insert pockets on the front, though the twists and side panels (whose pattern continues along the sleeves) are actually completed first. The piece is worked with "Zara" by Filatura Di Crosa/ Tahki Stacy Charles. Featured in Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Rows 7-8: T3R and T3L - WITHOUT a Cable Needle.m4v Learn to make the first of the four types of cables called for in this project. Work Row 7 according to the chart until you get to the symbol "T3L," which means "twist 3 left," or, "two knit stitches cross one purl stitch and slant to the left." In this video, I demonstrate how to do both this cable and its opposite, the "T3R," WITHOUT a cable needle. You will be able to see that the sequence of stitches in the purple box, outlined in black, is repeated all along the row, until the purple squares end. This should help you keep track of the cabling pattern of the row, called the repeat, without having to examine the chart closely every few stitches. After you get the hang of the cable techniques, you can just say the repeat to yourself as you go, as I demonstrate in thevideo. This video tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Casting On and Rows 1-4 Following the pattern, cast on 42 stitches using the long-tail cast-on. Next, work rows 1-4, which, according to the chart, are all in Stockinette stitch. Remember to highlight each right-side (RS) row as you finish working it! You can also put a marker in the RS of your work to help you identify it (in the beginning both sides look similar). Earlier, I mentioned that the wrong side (WS) of the work is not shown in the chart. Instead, we are instructed to "work even" on the WS, which means to knit all the knit stitches we see, and purl all the purl stitches. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • #10 Cabled Cap, Vogue Knitting Fall 2009 The intricate open cables on Suri Simola's close-fitting cap, in straw-colored "Kid Classic" from Rowan/Westminster Fibers, yield a beautiful, sculptural negative space.
  • #1 Cabled Cardigan, Vogue Knitting Fall 2010 A dickens of a twist (in the form of twisted-rib borders) updates the silhouette of this traditional cardigan with classic cable patterning. Yoko Hatta knit it in AslanTrends "Del Cerro," a thoroughly modern merino.
  • #22 Cabled Turtleneck, Vogue Knitting Fall 2010 Cables and lace flow into each other sensually yet demurely on Michelle Wang's fitted turtleneck, knit in a subtle shade of "Mori," a silk-and-wool yarn from Koigu Wool Designs.
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Pattern Overview Please print out the pattern that is included in the Appendix of this tutorial. In this video, I'll walk you through the basic pattern, step-by-step, so that you know what to expect, and also so that you begin to get a feel for looking at a cable chart. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • #27 Cabled Belt, Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09 Tanis Gray's wide belt sports a lovely geometric cable pattern with twists on every right-side row. The knitted strip is backed on the wrong side with a stabilizing ribbon; the large purchased buckle (actually a purse handle) is wrapped in Plymouth Yarn's "Mainland," with which the belt is also knit. Featured in Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09.
  • #15 Cabled Topper, Vogue Knitting Early Fall 2010 Cornelia Tuttle Hamilton's high-neck vest with shaped shoulders, knit in Plymouth Yarn Co.'s "Ashton," is worked in two simple pieces with all edges left raw. The main pattern sets grids of cables against a reverse-stockinette background.
  • Discover VENUS - Cabled Ocean Observatory Learn about VENUS - Coastal Cabled Ocean Observatory deployed off the coast of British Columbia, Canada.
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Twisted Cord Tie A twisted cord can be done by hand, but it is much faster if you have access to a ball-winder. If you don't have one, just take your legwarmers down to your LYS and ask to borrow theirs - the employees will probably be amazed at your nifty idea! You'll need two eight-foot lengths of yarn and a tapestry needle for this step. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
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  • #8 Cabled Scarf, Vogue Knitting Holiday 2008 Elena Malo designed this cabled scarf using Ecco, an extrafine merino wool from the Skacel Collection. The center cable is a variation on a traditional knot cable and is showcased on a background of reverse-stockinette stitch. Framing the side edges are little twist cables that can be worked as mirror images or identically. You can show off your craftmanship by wearing the scarf in a variety of ways, as we demonstrate here. Featured in Vogue Knitting Holiday 2008.
  • #14 Cabled V-Neck Pullover, Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09 Josh Bennett's pullover is a riot of gorgeous cabling that covers every inch from cast-on to bind-off, fluting the edges delicately. Small twist-stitch cables are mirrored on either side of the yoke (they're also placed above the elbows) before the traveling twists prevalent on the body and sleeves take hold. A ribbed inset fills in the spot where the central cable ends; both front and back have the same shaping and gently sloped neckline. The entire sweater is made with "Gems Sport" by Louet North America. Featured in Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Rows 7-8: T3L and T3R WITH a cable needle Learn to make the first of the four types of cables called for in this project. Work Row 7 according to the chart until you get to the symbol "T3L," which means "twist 3 left," or, "two knit stitches cross one purl stitch and slant to the left." In this video, I demonstrate how to do both this cable and its opposite, the "T3R," with a cable needle. You will be able to see that the sequence of stitches in the purple box, outlined in black, is repeated all along the row, until the purple squares end. This should help you keep track of the cabling pattern of the row, called the repeat, without having to examine the chart closely every few stitches. After you get the hang of the cable techniques, you can just say the repeat to yourself as you go, as I demonstrate in thevideo. This video tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • Blue Sky Alpacas Suri Merino and Cabled Cowl Pattern Product Review Video Jeanne from Jimmy Beans Wool reviews the Blue Sky Alpacas Suri Merino and Cabled Cowl Pattern. Jimmy Beans Wool is your LYS... online! Be sure to visit us at www.JimmyBeansWool.com!
  • #9 Cabled Tam, Vogue Knitting Holiday 2008 Jennifer Hagen designed this cabled tam using Wave, a wool/silk-blend yarn by Filatura Di Crosa/Tahki•Stacy Charles. It is worked in the round from the center out, and the flat top is created with multiple increases. The dramatic decrease for the brim gives the tam its full shaping. Here's a tip from the designer: Block the tam over a dinner plate. Featured in Vogue Knitting Holiday 2008.
  • #18 Cabled Wrap, Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09 Deconstructionist Tom Scott makes magic here: His wrap, knit on size 35 needles with four strands of "British Sheep Breeds-Undyed" from Rowan Purelife/Westminster Fibers held together, is worked from side to side in bands of stockinette and reverse stockinette. A wide cable joins the sleeve openings across the back; one entire side flips over to become the shawl collar. Featured in Vogue Knitting 2008/09
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Understanding Cable Abbreviations This is an in-depth look at the cable chart and how to understand, interpret, and conceptualize cable abbreviations. Covers T3R, T3L, C4R, and C4L. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • #10 Cabled Jumper, Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09 Deborah Newton's body-skimming, multitextured jumper is a superb layering piece, knit in Lorna's Laces' "Green Line Worsted." The double-moss-stitch skirt, picked up from the ribbed bodice, is segmented by large 12-stitch cables, shaped with increases under the waste line, and stabilized at the sides with a twist stitch and rib. The bottom horizontal cable is worked separately, attached, and finally anchored with ribbing. Featured in Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09
  • #2 Cabled Bag, Vogue Knitting Holiday 2008 Designed by Deborah Newton and knit in Blue Sky Alpacas' Worsted Hand Dyes, this bag features an I-cord strap that is knitted first, then woven through decorative chains and attached for the handles. A cabled strip is made separately and forms the gusset at the sides and lower edge. The textured front and back pieces are picked up along the two edges at the bottom and sewn to the side gussets. A zipper can be sewn to the knitted facings at the top of the bag. Featured in Vogue Knitting Holiday 2008.
  • #16 Cabled Tunic, Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09 Michael Kors softens the linear columns of cables on his turtleneck tunic by placing the tight central twist amid a curvaceous hour-glass; larger cables flank that focal point. We softened the look even further by knitting the piece--worked flat with extreme waist shaping--with two tonal strands of Be Sweet's halo-producing "Brushed Mohair." Finally, deep ribbing at the cowl elongates the lithe line. Featured in Vogue Knitting Winter 2008/09.
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  • #13 Cabled Vest, Vogue Knitting Winter 2009/2010 Charcoal-hued skeins of "Chunky" from Claudia Hand Painted Yarns bring out the best of the alternating staghorn and seven-stitch cables all over Karen Garlinghouse's sleeveless tunic-length vest. The side shaping is worked on a reverse-stockinette-stitch background, while the front bands, sleeve openings and narrow shawl-shaped collar are ribbed.
  • Tunisian Crochet Cabled Scarf Video Tutorial Tunisian Crochet Cabled Scarf Video Tutorial For entire scarf pattern, please visit: nikkiinstitches.wordpress.com For more creative inspiration, please visit www.NikkiInStitches.Wordpress.com Enjoy, Nikki, In Stitches
  • Cabled Baby Afghan - Part 3 This instructional video is Part 3 of a 3 part series. The pattern is available for purchase and download here: verypink.com In this video, we work through Chart C.
  • #6 Cabled Arm Cozies, Vogue Knitting Holiday 2008 Tanis Gray designed these cozy gloves using super-soft Baby Twist from Alpaca With a Twist. The lower edge begins with a provisional cast-on; the glove is then worked down to the hand. The ribbed cables cascade gracefully along the arm to the thumb and finger opening, leaving room for finger mobility and to accommodate jewelry. The fold-under picot-hemmed edges add an elegant touch. Featured in Vogue Knitting Holiday 2008.
  • Cabled Baby Afghan - Part 2 This instructional video is Part 2 of a 3 part series. The pattern is available for purchase and download here: verypink.com In this video we work through Chart B.
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Row 25 - C4L - WITH a Cable Needle The C4L is just the opposite of the C4R: two knit stitches cross two other knit stitches, and they lean to the left. Here's how to work row 25 and the C4R - WITH a cable needle. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Row 25: C4L - WITHOUT a Cable Needle The C4L is just the opposite of the C4R: two knit stitches cross two other knit stitches, and they lean to the left. Here's how to work row 25 and the C4R - WITHOUT a cable needle. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • 60-square cabled entrelac ball Garter-stitch squares with cables across the diagonals. The cables appear to be continuous, because the actual start and end points of the cables are hidden under another cable at the corners of the squares. I joined the squares together as I knitted them. The ball is knitted with one continuous piece of yarn (well, two, since I used more than one skein). There is one small grafted seam at the very end, but other than that the ball is seamless, so very sturdy and stretchy and good as a toy.
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Rows 5-6 Following the pattern, cast on 42 stitches using the long-tail cast-on. Next, work rows 1-4, which, according to the chart, are all in Stockinette stitch. Remember to highlight each right-side (RS) row as you finish working it! You can also put a marker in the RS of your work to help you identify it (in the beginning both sides look similar). Earlier, I mentioned that the wrong side (WS) of the work is not shown in the chart. Instead, we are instructed to "work even" on the WS, which means to knit all the knit stitches we see, and purl all the purl stitches. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Binding Off in 1x1 Rib To prevent the top of the legwarmer from curling, finish with one row of 1x1 rib. This will bound off in pattern, meaning following in the rib sequence established in the previous row. The pattern instructions describe how to do this, and I demonstrate it in thevideo. This video tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • Cabled Observatory Vent Imaging System The sonar system was set down at about 2200 m depth in the Main Endeavor Field of the Northeast Pacific Ocean off the coast of Vancouver Island. It has good views of the Grotto and North Tower complexes of black smokers venting from mineralized chimneys. COVIS is operating in coordination with many other instruments at the vents (measuring temperature, chemistry, and biology) emplaced by other investigators as part of the NEPTUNE Canada cabled observatory, which provides power and bandwidth that will enable the sonar images to stream for months to years in the future.
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Sewing on Buttons Depending on the size of the holes in your buttons, you may need to use a smaller tapestry needle to thread the yarn through. Here's how I like to affix my buttons and weave in my tails. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • #21 Cabled Pullover, Vogue Knitting Fall 2009 A doubled strand of Lorna's Laces' 100% organic wool "Green Line Worsted" emphasizes the boldness of the staghorn cable that travels down the center of Cathy Carron's pullover. The sweater is knit in the round from just under the collar down, then separated again for the vent in the ribbing.
  • Bulky Cabled Legwarmers - Row 11 - C4R - WITHOUT a Cable Needle In row 11, it's time to learn the third cable stitch: "C4R," or "cable 4 right." In this stitch, two knit stitches cross two other knit stitches, and slant to the right. Here's how to do row 11 and the C4R - WITHOUT a cable needle. Thisvideo tutorial is part of a wonderful new video e-book from KNITFreedom, where you learn to cable, read a chart, create buttonholes, and more, all while making a super-hip pair of legwarmers to wear or give as gifts. Pattern included with video e-book! Find out more at knitfreedom.blogspot.com
  • #12 Cabled Cowl, Vogue Knitting Holiday 2009 Texture and lavish drape combine for effortless chic. Using Muench Yarns' "Savanna," Cathy Carron alternates columns of cables and moss stitch to create the body of this cowl. A twisted rib finishes the edges.
  • #11 Cabled Cardigan, Vogue Knitting Winter 2009/2010 Worked in a pattern of cabled X's and garter-stitch checks with AslanTrends' "Guanaco," Shiri Mor's crisscross cardi has flounced double layers of ribbing at the collar, cuffs and hemline. The front bands, in a narrow rib, are knit along with the front pieces.
  • #23 Cabled Yoke Cardi, Vogue Knitting Winter 2009/2010 The ethereal halo of Bergere de France's "Origin Mohair" enhances Amy Polcyn's already romantic cabled-yoke sweater. Worked from the top down in one piece from stitches picked up at the yoke, the body features a ribbed section at the subtly shaped waist - echoed at the sleeve cuffs - and a hemmed lower edge.

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