When I first started crocheting I would never have thought that it was possible to crochet beautiful cables! I thought that honour was reserved primarily for knitters, so when I one day stumbled upon a tutorial I was overjoyed at the prospect of being able to crochet some lovely cables!
If you've never tried crocheting cables, it's surprisingly easy, especially if you're familiar with the basic crochet stitches! Why not give it a go this weekend?
If you'd like to try your hand at another cabled pattern, then why not give this cabled neck-wrap a whirl (which just so happens to be extra chunky)?
Size:
Child to Adult Sizes Available
Materials:
5.00mm (H) Crochet Hook
160 - 180yds DK Yarn (8ply) - Drops Merino Extrafine
2 Wooden Buttons (0.8” x 0.8”)
Tapestry Needle
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I have just discovered and love the crab stitch - what a neat way to finish an item.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative! I too never thought that I could do cables in crocheting and for the life of me I cannot get the hang of knitting! Thanks for the opportunity...I have many of your patterns but would just love to get this headband to add to my collection!
ReplyDeleteits the cross stitch, just learned it and love the way it looks
ReplyDeleteThe cable stitch is also one of my favorite stitches!
ReplyDeletethe treble stitch
ReplyDeleteI love the shell stitch & you can't beat the good old granny cluster. Greatb log Olivia x
ReplyDeleteThe puff stitch is one my my favorite
ReplyDeleteI love the bobble stitch, I have never tried it before though.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite stitch is the Double Crochet shell stitch and the cable stitch. I have never tried the cable stitch before but I love the way it looks.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite stitches currently are the front and back post stitches. My favorite yarn is Caron Simply Soft because it is great for making preemie items, knit or crocheted.
ReplyDeleteWow!! I've made several of your patterns, pinned even more, but am amazed that I actually won something. Thank you so much!! I promise to post a picture when it's done. :)
ReplyDeleteMitzi