Friday, February 28, 2014

Tutorial: Continuous Cable Border

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.

18 comments:

Thimbleanna said...

Thank you for the pattern Rachael - it's beautiful!!!

Sue said...

OK, 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?

knittingrid said...

So clever! I'd love the PDF, too, please.

Unknown said...

I have just completed my swatch! Thank you for this technique, please send me the PFD.

Unknown said...

I would love the PDF. Thank you for the pattern.

Linda J. said...

Thank you for the tutorial. Please send thre PDF too.

Anonymous said...

I'd love to have a pdf sent to me. Thanks so much! bradnbarb@centurytel.net

Becky said...

Great tutorial. Working on a baby blanket right now that would love this border. Please send me the PDF.
rqelder@me.com

Thanks
Becky

Unknown said...

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

Unknown said...

Dear 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

Unknown said...

Knittingrid 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

Anonymous said...

Rachael 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

craftysals creative corner said...

love this idea and would really appreciate a pdf if thats ok, many thanks from
sallyslim@hotmail.com

LTHS Counseling Office said...

Hi Rachel, I would like to have the PDF as well please. Jmkalb6@gmail.com. Thanks so much!

kglenn58@gmail.com said...

I'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!

Anonymous said...

Hi. 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

Anonymous said...

Hi Rachael. I would love to have the PDF as well. Meaalex1@gmail.com. Thank you so much. /mea

Anonymous said...

I would love to have this pdf also. my email is peachygirl@rogers.com

thank you