Crochet Cables Stitch
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Learn how to crochet cables. Mikey will show you how to make your crochet cables in any size project by giving you the techniques to change your project sizes. Get the free written instructions at thecrochetcrowd... #crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial .
This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English. . *** .
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This is by far the best tutorial for cables. I have been trying for months until someone recommended this video. Thank you . Thank you . Thank you.b
Mikey - you've done it again. I couldn't figure out the placement of backpost stitches on the wrong side, and you made it SO simple!
The best teacher ever!
Mikey is the best teacher no one can beat how he explains and teaches! ! Thank you Mikey😂
right on! nobody better!
If I could give you triple thumbs up I would. This is the first cabling lesion I can follow and do without being so complicated I give up. God Bless you in all you do.
Mikey, this has got to be THE BEST tutorial for a complicated stitch, hands down (or hooks up!). Your calm voice helps so much, too.
{{{Happy happy dance}}} I can finish three different projects now! yay, more room in my project queue!
Your teaching of how to do the celtic pattern for an afghan is THEE BEST I have ever seen. Believe me, I looked for many hours & weeks & happened to finally get so fortunate to find your video. You made something look easy that others make look so very difficult and confusing. I appreciate how descriptive you are while you work, and not be boring. Thank you so much.
I just love the way you explain thus simplifying & make it easy to do.
Thank you for sharing your talent, you are very good at it.
This was so much fun & once you pointed out that its really 3 in this cable it all made sense. Thanks so much for doing this. I kove learning new things with you.
You are amazing, Mikey, I just watched another crocheter and yours is so much easier!!!!Hope your are well and back to your normal self!!!
Finally a simple way to do the braid effect. THAN YOU!!!
Oh my goodness Mikey, if you were in arms reach I would give you the biggest hug you ever had.. I used to love this stitch, when I knitted Aran, but had to stop knitting due to painful arms hand and shoulders, have tried other tutorials, on Crochet Cabels. which not only complicated an with all the twisting of work hurt even more, however I have followed your Tutorial, an now can Crochet Cabels, I carried on pass your repeat rows, and have successfully managed to keep pattern intact.so Thank you a Million Zillion times.. now will be making Aran's Tops an Cardigans for grand kids again.
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You do such great job explaining and demonstrating stitches! A month ago I could only chain. I'm up to these now! Thank you for the lessons!
After looking at so very many videos on this type of pattern, this is the best described video I have seen. This guy makes it look easy and it is not near at complicated as all the others I have spent hours looking at. I love the way he explains how to do this stitch/pattern. I appreciate his way of explaining and showing each and every step. Thank you more than I can say. You are a god send. As I stated, I love this pattern and now I am able to do this now that I have found our video. Thank you so much.
I’m so late on learning cables. Thank you for this tutorial.
Mikey. Just wanted to say BIG THANK YOU for your great tutorials for crochet. I'm still after 2 years learning. Tried lots of videos on RUclips. Yours is the best, your easy to understand and follow . Many I've tried, I can't understand what it is they are actually saying I'm meaning that your native spoken English is perfect. I understand many do their tutorials in their native toughie, however, several who's language is English can hardly string a decent sentence together never mind do a tutorial for others to learn from. Thank you Mikey. Lj x
You are the best crochet teacher, whatever I want... I start searching under title Crochet Crowd..👍👍
I love it, I thought it will be complicated stitch but Mike made it so easy. Thank you
Good grief, I don't think I could have understood this if I had it written down... many thanks, you are a lifesaver!
wow! I never knew that crocheting cable stitch can be this simple! thanks Mikey, you explained the steps very clearly and now I'm on my way to making an afghan!
I. Wood like to learn how to do. The braided cable Stitch
This is the first cable tutorial that I've seen that jas shown the backside which is where I was stuck, thank you!!
Awesome video on how to do cables. Need to practice a bit more and then I’ll get the hang of it. Thanks! Love your videos; I learned a lot
Mikey thank you so much for being so thorough with explaining this stitch i tried it last night and for the life of me i couldnt get it i watched your video and then it began to make sense mom will love her scarf that i plan to make for her using this technique thanks again 😊❤
this is one of cannot wrap my head around this. OMGOSH I have a major migraine now. No its not your fault Mikey I've been able to follow many of your tutorials. You Are amazing keep on teaching on! Thank you.
C Paulett whats interesting, I have tried 60 stitches +5, made sure the count was correct. but for some reason when I get to the middle I'm off 3 stitches yo complete a cable.
Thank you for helping me with this pattern, I had trouble with it before and gave up, so now I'm motivated to try again..thank you.. from Arizona..
Omg this is great you have made this hard pattern easy!!!!
Sounds like a success story.
I was able to start my project after watching this
Thank you so much this was the best one I found to teach me how to do the cable stitch 😊😊😊😊
Wow that’s better than others I’ve seen -thanks
Great tutorial as always! Thanks for sharing and making this so easy to follow with your clear and concise instructions.
I have been so afraid to try front and back post stitches. All the written instructions were so confusing. Watching your video simplified it for me immensely. I can hardly wait to try some of the patterns I've collected that call for these stitches! Thanks, Mikey!!!
Great video. Wonderful results. Very informative. Thank you
I want to make a scarf with a cable stitch pattern, however I could not wrap my mind around how to go from working the cable stitch in the round to working it back and forth. Mikey, your tutorial was just what I needed! Thank you so much!!
Thank you very much.I love this and am practicing now!
Oh my god so easy and you always explain how to do it thanks im doi g a jig right now
Great tutorial, thank you very much Mikey. Regards from Netherlands
I FINALLY FIGURED OUT HOW TO DO THIS!!!!! I'm so excited! :)
Loved it. Best explanation I could find.
Thank you so very much of the tutorial.
I did it!
i wish ANYONE had said "go back to the FIRST STITCH YOU SKIPPED" I was trying to go the other way. it seemed too extreme to go over 6 sts. thanks mikey.😚
Mikey less talk makes a great video teacher when you on the internet it's just best to watch the person do the work as they speak. Seeing is believing and it help us to remember.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks. It made a daunting task a brease.
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you tutorials are great! I learned the star stitch from your tutorial as well.
thanks so much!
Mikey, I'm making Interweave's Clematis shawl and am so confused with the cables. Would you consider doing a tutorial on it? I've looked and looked for help on the internet to no avail. You explain things so well and I'm sure I'd get it if you could explain it.
Unfortunately, they don't sponsor us to help cover our operational costs. I cannot touch it. I don't have legal rights to film their projects as well.
Awesome! You have So simplified this stitch! I, too, could not stand the existing instructions for cables. Thank you!
Just one question. Between the cables, why do you do 3 FPDC, then 3 regular DC? Is that the pattern? I mean, shouldn't it be 3 DC, 3 FPDC, 3 DC so it's even?
Follow up: Okay. After working this stitch (and many failed attempts to try to work this stitch), I found that there is a distinct learning curve. I am well versed at FP- and BPDC but I still found this very difficult. Mostly, the cable itself. I have tried to do it about 12 times-- all were dismal failures.
So, I decided to take baby steps. When you're learning something difficult (it was for me; for you it may be easy), this is often a good idea.
First, I used an over sized hook for the yarn, which made it much easier to provide ample room to work and see what I was doing. Once I know this stitch better, I'm sure I will be able to use smaller hooks and lighter yarn, but for now, this is best.
Second, I found the key on this stitch is, when doing the return row (working on the back), to really identify those 2nd set of 3 stitches properly.
Remember, you work straight across on the return row. But I kept losing that 4th stitch of the cable-- because it's so twisted, especially with the first of cables. You really have to pull things around to make them twist back again. I am still practicing but, as I work it, I am finding clues to look for -- that's why practicing helps so much.
Third, I chose a project that isn't too big but still allows for plenty of practice. I am making a place mat to put under my cat's dishes which is about 16 inches wide and about 24 inches high. In this, I have 5 cables that I'm working. Since it's only for the cat's bowls, if it doesn't come out great, it's okay. And I'm sure I'll have the stitch down by the time I'm done.
When I first started doing FP- BPDC, like many, I struggled with the BPDC. I had a hat pattern that is basically a combination of the two and could manage it but it was very difficult. Well, not anymore.
Since then I've done about a dozen of those hats and have also made several afghans with the waffle pattern, plus a floor rug with the basket weave-- all of which use the FP/BPDC exclusively. (By the way, with the basket weave stitch, you don't need to double the yarn for a floor rug, as you normally do.)
All this taught me that when a stitch is difficult, to take the extra time to practice/master it before using it on a major project. It will make you happier when you pick up your hook to do something really special. ;)
I wood. Like. To. Learn. How. To do the braided cable Stitch
Hi Mikey, I was looking at the written instructions and there are 5 rows. I noticed that you are doing 4 rows. Do I need to do row 5? Thank you for the great projects that you are sharing.
great tutorial Mikey can you make a poncho with this cable?
Nice
Crochet cables: I'm working on a kit that has a cables cross in the middle. The cables in the photo look like nice neat chains, though they are dc. Mine look like twisted barrels. How do they do the DC s so they look so tidy?
I love this stitch, but I can not find the video where you used this stitch ti make an infinity scarf. Is that video still up? If it isn't can you make another please.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’ve used this pattern to make my dad a blanket. I’m wondering, do you have any suggestions for a border?
Keep it simple as the texture is amazing. Just keep it single crochet or equivalent.
@@TheCrochetCrowd Thank you!! I will be finishing up tonight 😄
mis felicitaciones y agradecimiento por tan excelente explicación 😃
Can you show me this in rounds. I'm trying to make a cow or a neck gaiter
Can you start with a foundation DC?
Of course you can - it's your choice
Row 1: 4:45
Row 2: 9:27
If you use foundation dc - is it just multiples of 12? Do you still need the +5? Thank you!
The multiples are 12 chs +5. So, 12, 12, 12 and how many 12's you want to do. When satisfied with the length, add the 5 chains for the balance.
@@TheCrochetCrowd Thank you! :)
Mikey, i tried to print the instructions for this cable afghan, but it was all jibberish. is there a separate program from which to print the pattern with?
Sorry this is having issues. I will add this to my to do list.
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The last double treble should have gone into the white row, not the red.
I keep getting it wrong and don’t know why this is so hard for me..
Just put the project down and revisit another day when your mind is once again relaxed and try again.
I can't understand for the life of me why I don't get it. I can do the cables in the round but I can't seem to get it going straight, signed confused 😣😑😯🙁😒😔😕