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(Learning to use a cable needle, y'all.)
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(Learning to use a cable needle, y'all.)
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I was wondering how you knit socks with cable needles, because I was thinking of the kind with u-ends, which would make it nigh impossible to reach the ends once you've gone around in a circle, but then I realized you're probably using those kind of cable needles that are shaped like –u– with a pool in the middle, aren't you?
I'm not Shure what you mean with the pool 🤔
I use regular cable needles with a method called "magic loop" it's just easier for me to keep my tension right. I tried dpns but i fuck up the tension so bad on the part where you change the needle... I'd like to practice it one day. I love a good pair of wood dpns
If you search for "magic loop knitting" on YouTube you get TONNS of tutorials :D
Team cable needle for life.
Do you like those twisted stitches on hats or scarves? These stitches are known as cables that look scary, especially to beginners when they
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Bamboo Cable Needles by CocoKnits
CocoKnits designed these needles with functionality in mind.
I like to use bamboo double-pointed needles for two things, when working cables and when picking up stitches to create the shoulders of a Cocoknits Method sweater. I like that bamboo is “stickier” than metal so the needle doesn’t slip out of my stitches as easily. But, I was constantly storing the needle tucked into my hair or behind my ear, even between my teeth – and I would invariably lose it. This was especially problematic when traveling and knitting! I wanted a bamboo needle that would stick to my Maker’s Keep while not in use and not wind up down the sofa or lost on the floor of an airplane. It took years to get it just right – the metal band around the center of the Cocoknits bamboo cable needles is slightly raised to help keep the needle from slipping out of your stitches while cabling or picking up stitches. The points are purposely blunt so that you can use a fingernail file or pencil sharpener to customize your preferred sharpness on the tips. We included 5 needles from US 2 through US 10.75 to give you a full range of sizes. We hope you love them!
Product Details
Material: bamboo and nickel plated steel so they stick to magnets
Blunt ends for customizable sharpness
Includes
Set includes one each of five sizes:
US 2/2.75mm
US 4/3.5 mm
US 6/4 mm
US 9/5.5 mm
US 10.75/6.75 mm
How to Use
Needles can be used to work cables in any knitting project.
The small needles are also handy for picking up stitches when using the Cocoknits Method of sweater construction.
When not in use, place them on your Maker's Keep magnetic bracelet – the smooth nickel-plated steel band is designed to cling to any magnet.
Curved Cable Needles by CocoKnits
Most knitters are familiar with the metal needle with the dip in the middle for holding stitches while working a cable. CocoKnits made sure these were available in a length that is perfect to go on the Cocoknits Maker’s Keep – not too long that it will stab your arm, not too short that they’re too hard to use.
Product Details
Size US 1.5 / 2.5mm
3.25" long
They are nickel-plated steel so will cling to your Maker's Keep!
Includes
2 needles per pack
How to Use
Use them to hold stitches conveniently to the front or back of your work.
curved cable needle OMG YOU GUYS