This tutorial has been a long time coming. My apologies. It was back in November 2009 when my first was just a little one when I first showed this continuous cable border and I used it again for my sisters wedding present in August 2012. I have received so many e-mails asking for the pattern. Here is the pattern that I will leave up for the month of March on the blog before putting a PDF version it in my Etsy store. If you would like a PDF version of the pattern e-mailed to you during March - please let me know.
I haven't done much hand knitting for a longtime. My little bunnies are SO fascinated by knitting needles and the wonder of throwing a ball of yarn around - I can't tell you how many times I accidentally left the knitting within arm reach of one of them and they pulled the needles out! You would have thought I would have learnt after the first occurrence of needle pulling - but apparently not!
Continuous Cable Border Pattern
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate to Advanced. Clear understanding of knitting cables.
Once you have this concept down it can be
applied to any sized knitted panel.
MATERIALS:
For these pictures and for the purposes of
demonstrating this pattern I used: Eco Wool - Vanilla (# 8014) from Cascade.
My swatches are 30 stitches across & 40
stitches down – I used my Ultimate Sweater machine to knit these squares. You
can also make a practice swatch by hand knitting.
THIS PATTERN IS NOW AVAILABLE IN MY ETSY SHOP.
Thank you for the pattern Rachael - it's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOK, I'm one of those who have been waiting since you mentioned it back in 2009. Glad to see it pop up. Would you mind mailing it so I can print it out and tuck it in my notebook?
ReplyDeleteSo clever! I'd love the PDF, too, please.
ReplyDeleteI have just completed my swatch! Thank you for this technique, please send me the PFD.
ReplyDeleteI would love the PDF. Thank you for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tutorial. Please send thre PDF too.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a pdf sent to me. Thanks so much! bradnbarb@centurytel.net
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Working on a baby blanket right now that would love this border. Please send me the PDF.
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Thanks
Becky
Dear Linda J - I don't have your e-mail address - please send it to rachael_dorr@yahoo.com and I will be happy to send the PDF to you. Yours truly, Rachael
ReplyDeleteDear Susan & JulieAnn - I don't have your e-mail address - I've tried to reach out to you via Google+ - please send and e-mail to rachael_dorr@yahoo.com and I will be happy to send the PDF to you. Yours truly, Rachael
ReplyDeleteKnittingrid the same thing :-( No e-mail is shown on the comment form. If you e-mail me at rachael_dorr@yahoo.com I would be happy to send you the pattern. Yours truly, Rachael
ReplyDeleteRachael you did a great job on the tutorial. I try to learn something new with each project and would greatly appreciate the PDF. Kmorris1682@Gmail. Com. Thank you
ReplyDeletelove this idea and would really appreciate a pdf if thats ok, many thanks from
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Hi Rachel, I would like to have the PDF as well please. Jmkalb6@gmail.com. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI'm working on a Celtic cable sampler afghan, and this would be a perfect edge for it! Would you please send me the pdf? kglenn58@gmail.com Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteHi. Love this pattern. Are you able to email it to me even though it is now April?! I have searched etsy but cannot find it. Thank you so much. annie_morley@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteHi Rachael. I would love to have the PDF as well. Meaalex1@gmail.com. Thank you so much. /mea
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this pdf also. my email is peachygirl@rogers.com
ReplyDeletethank you