Table of Contents

• Cables are easy to master, and they add the look of complexity to even the simplest of projects
• In this book you'll find 10 on-trend projects designs consisting of cardigans, shrugs, scarves and cowls
• If you’re short on time, you’ll and an assortment of quick-to-knit designs that you could make in just one weekend

About the Author

Annie s is part of the third-generation Muselman family business, founded in 1925 and long known for original craft designs including crochet, knitting, card making, paper crafts, beading, sewing, quilting, and needlework. Annie s books are sold through independent retailers and major chain stores worldwide. They are headquartered in Berne, Indiana."

Reviews

Aug 12 An excellent starter book for those looking to jump into the world of advanced knitting and also challenging for those already there. The book begins with a great starter shrug which is worked as a rectangle so you can concentrate on practicing cable without any distracting shaping. Although if you are a complete beginner there are a few scarves to practice with too. There are four projects classed as 'easy', four classed as 'intermediate' and two 'experienced' projects. The jackets are the hardest projects but if you are a cable virgin they will still serve to inspire you to practice. They've included a total of six information pages which is more than you get in some other knitting books. There are two pages on how to cable which you could pair up with a YouTube video. Also included are abbreviations and symbols, the yarn weight system, inches into millimetres and centimetres, increasing and decreasing, kitchener stitch and the provisional cast-on method. If you have experience knitting in the round on multiple needles you won't find it hard at all. My only criticism is that half the projects are scarves or cowls. There are many accessories which take cables, for example one would be straight cabled armwarmers. Cushions are always good too. But if you are a complete beginner you will welcome the proliferation of scarves as easy projects. I've knitted a cabled scarf in chunky wool and it was beautiful.
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