Knitting: Cable Charts, the basics

I do love cables, this winter we are doing a cable knit-a-long with a feature of the patterns of Tin Can Knits in their Lazy Sunday collection, link below. This video is an introduction to reading cable charts.

Sweater is not part of the collection, it is the Billie Pullover by Sari Norlund:

I'm wearing the No Frills Sweater by PetiteKnit, no cables, but a great way to show off the color changing mohair we have:

Sun Dragon t-shirts are now available in our online shop, in mustard yellow and royal blue:

We worked with Brevard Screen Printing, consider Michelle for your next apparel job:

Earlier Cable Videos I've made:
Cables 101:

Left leaning and Right leaning cables:

How to knit a braid with cables:

Cable basics updated:

Consider subscribing, suggest videos you want to see below, and check out the Sun Dragon Sideshow, Liz and I are always making fun things. We will be talking a lot about the Ranunculus as well during this knit-a-long over there:
@Sun Dragon Sideshow

Let me know what else you would be interested in seeing in a video :)
Check out our patreon page:

Join this channel to get access to perks:

[WelcomeToClaires]

Thank you, this was the best video I've seen so far that explained almost everything about cable patterns and gave good examples on how to do it.

[undrawilbourn]

Thank you, I needed this! You explained it very well. I appreciate your teaching style very much!

[m.m.]

🙏🏻 Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I finally understand how the cable box is oriented! I'm definitely a visual learner so I sooo appreciate your teaching method ❣️❣️

[mimih]

Thank you!!! Cable charts have been overwhelming for me to understand. Your tutorial has been so helpful in understanding how to read a cable chart!! Thank you for your great tutorial!!!

[dccd]

Wow, I never thought to colour code stitches. I will definitely try it. I have the 250 Japanese stitches book and I’ve been wanting to make something using patterns from there.

[jonellesandel]

Thanks! Even though I consider myself quite good at reading charts, I always learn something from you. I always just kind of memorize what the symbols looked like and knew that they spanned across many stitches but now I understand what all those crazy diagonal lines really mean lol.

[peiwang]

Thanks a lot for your detailed explanation!

[et]

Kind of off-topic but I love your hair. Thanks for another great video!

[kbm]

Hi ! Thank you so much for the content you have create and share. I just came across your channel and have already learned so much. Couple of questions for you 1) how do you go about reading different cable charts? I am currently working on a pattern that says knit chart a 2x and then knit chart b (raglan increase). There is a different chart for the yoke and I can’t seem to figure out whats going on and 2) do you still offer zoom/virtual 1:1 lessons? I saw in an older video that you used to. If so, can you share details on how to sign up? Thank you in advance !