The Knitter

CABLING WITHOUT A CABLE NEEDLE

KNITTING CABLES without the use of a cable needle may seem a bit wild and dangerous, but rest assured, it’s very easy and will save you lots of time and fiddling.

It’s especially quick with smaller cables of three or four stitches - the cables whizz past without all that messing around with a cable needle. You

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