How to Crochet Cables - working in front

How to crochet gorgeous cables! The cable shown in this tutorial features our Autumn Breeze Cabled Poncho pattern. Cable works from in behind and in front of the stitch to create cables going in the opposite direction. Cable pattern worked over 12 sts.
Setup for Cable
Row 1:Ch 15, work 1 sc in 2nd chain from hook and in each ch across, turn-14 sts
Row 2: Ch 2, work 1 dc in each st across, turn-14 sts
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[@sandylethbridge7021]

Thanks so much! You made it easy for me and I couldn't get this for the 45 yrs that I've been crocheting 🙂

[@ripadipaflipa4672]

Thank you for using a light colored yarn for instructions it makes it so much easier to fallow along

[@Angelheart1704]

Wunderbar erklärt, gleich verstanden, sehr schönes Muster. Vielen Dank für dieses wunderbare Tutorial😍.
Liebe Grüße
von
Angie🌹

[@melodybrewer9818]

Thank you for the tutorials on cables. I have such a hard time with those. You make it look so easy. Thank you.

[@amandaputerirozyanti943]

omg this is a very challenging one! great job on making the tutorial, really helps.

[@Amanda-mp9my]

Thank you so much for the tutorial!

[@sadpaddletime1206]

Lol trying this makes me a little anxious bc at the beginning it looks so complicated and messy but the how you explained it made it waaay easier tysm!!

[@BlackVenom229]

thank you for the great tutorial, I could easily follow along. to anyone who's struggling I would suggest making yourself familiar with the classic cables first, before trying this one.

[@melindamosbey8257]

Amazing!
And BEAUTIFUL

[@danieldrago1419]

Awesome thanks so much! Repeat starts at 4:00

[@suefoster7343]

This looks like the honey comb stitch.

[@HaniaFaisal01]

Thank you so much dear it is very helpful for me.

[@corinneleraypassionlaineuse]

Très bien montré
Par contre pour les débutantes non anglophones pourriez vous montrer depuis le début de l’ouvrage ?
Merci🥰

[@wans235]

Wow!

[@linnmusic]

Amazing! How did you figure out how to do this!?

[@naderhastam]

how would you add this to a sweater when flipping back is not an option?

[@fabsouv2508]

Thank you for that. BUT! How do you do them without that big hole on the side!!!? Frustrating..

[@allieem9781]

How many chains are you starting with?

[@mjsoffthehook]

14 + 1 (start with single crochet row) = 15 chains, Row 2 ch 2 and work a row of dc or hdc. Row 3 start cable.

[@lindasmith1841]

I'm an experienced crocheter, I've done fp/bp stitches. I found this very difficult to follow. I don't expect hand-holding for an advanced pattern but you could have at least mentioned how many chains to start with and the row of hdc or dc before you begin the cable. I tried this 6 times before giving up and looking for clearer instructions.

[@mjsoffthehook]

Sorry, I added this to description
Setup for Cable
Row 1:Ch 15, work 1 sc in 2nd chain from hook and in each ch across, turn-14 sts
Row 2: Ch 2, work 1 dc in each st across, turn-14 sts

[@wam0357]

sorry. I dont understand why you use the same color yarn as your background, along with that you use a light colored hook. It bleeds together , and even an advanced intermediate I cant see well enough to stay with you until the end. Your voice is raspy and hard to hear when I totally quit at about half way.