How to knit the amazing Wicker stitch pattern - So Woolly

Today, you'll learn how to knit the amazing Wicker stitch, an eight-row repeat pattern, chunky, full of texture, and easy to knit :D

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[leslieileen]

I have found the following useful when knitting cables: REAR of the work makes a RIGHT cross (R=Right) and Front of the work makes a leFt cross (F=leFt). Thanks for this cable look; it's lovely and rather unusual.

[julieschweitz]

I just love your teaching. Subtle tips change and improve the look of the finished piece. Thank you for all your knowledge.

[lornabuckland]

Thank you so much for your video’s they are so helpful. They are easy to follow. I find your voice so relaxed that it helps me believe I can do this. I look forward to learning more thanks again.

[sewsalot]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm going to try this stitch to make a warm headband! Last month, hubby and I visited a wonderful yarn shop on the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia, called The Opulent Alpaca. Although the yarn was a wee bit expensive, I bought one skein of a beautiful, variegated blue alpaca wool to make a headband, but hadn't decided on a pattern to use until now! 💖

[suzanneweller]

This looks so pretty and fun!! Thank you for the tutorial, your little tips are so helpful and informative.

[HonestyandTruth-redb]

Thank you, I have some confidence now with working with a cable needle so this is a perfect pattern for me to try, wish me luck! This is all down to you and your marvellous tutorials. ❤

[tammiochoa]

Thank you for this pattern. I plan to use this as the brim for my Santa hat.

[rosemarywhitley]

Thank you Carolina! Such a beautiful stitch pattern and it looks really squishy!. Haven't worked with a cable needle before but your excellent tutorial has given me the confidence to try. You're such an inspiration! Thank you so much for everything you share with us ❤🎉

[julieatherton]

I love your tutorials because they make everything seem so simple. I've been knitting for about 3 years now, but haven't dared try any cable work because it looks complicated. This tutorial makes it look so easy, so I will definitely be giving it a try 😊 👍

[jacquelinenjeri]

I love love your work and knitting skills

[judyprice]

I love your videos because they help me with gift ideas❤
Please keep posting your wonderful ideas!!

[gretatillett]

Wow this is great, thank you for sharing. It looks like such an intricate pattern but you make it happen so easily. Such a good idea to take the stitches on to a holding pin instead of a cable needle. I have used the cable needle and was more like a camel with a golf stick.
Thank you again and blessings from South Africa❤🙏

[Faithful]

I always come here when l cant follow knitting patterns, l always get it when you explain, thanks.

[gailsturgess]

Thanks so much, you explain so very clearly. 🌻

[rebmedina]

I'm doing it now. It looks very pretty

[quernuscrafts]

This is a lovely pattern! I suppose it could be made reversible by knitting in 1×1 rib, instead of stockinette stitch :)

[HonestyandTruth-redb]

May I ask that you consider a tutorial in the 'staghorn cable stitch' as it looks very pretty. Thank you.

[marielucas]

I would love to make a Afghan with this stitch
Beautiful

[naturebound]

Hello Carolina, I hope you are feeling better. Would you recommend using this wicker stitch pattern to knit a sweater?

[suzanneweller]

If you were to make a blanket with this stitch, would you create several panels that could be stitched together?