The Downward Slipped Double Cable Stitch

The Downward Slipped Double Cable Stitch Description The Downward Slipped Double Cable Stitch is a cable pattern that consists of a row of interlocking arrows that point down. It’s a great motif to use on blankets or as an accent on sweater sleeves and other garments.

Stitch Details Skill Level Easy

Row Count Number of Rows: 4

Pattern Repeat Panel of 6 sts

Abbreviations K - Knit P - Purl sl st - Slip Stitch

C3L - Cable 3 Left: Slip two sts onto cable needle, hold in back, k 1 from main needle, k 2 off of cable needle. C3R - Cable 3 Right: Slip one st onto cable needle, hold in front, k 2 from main needle, k 1 off of cable needle.

Pattern Instructions Cast On: Panel of 6 sts Row 1: K2, wyib sl 1 twice, k2 Row 2: P2, wyif sl 1 twice, p2 Row 3: C3L, C3R Row 4: P6 Repeat rows 1 – 4 until you have reached your desired length.

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The Downward Slipped Double Cable Stitch

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