1/1 Right Cable Cross (1/1 RC)
1/1 Right Cable Cross
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Note that for left-handed mirror knitters, your right cross will be left leaning. This is correct, and your knitting will be mirror image of a right handed knitter’s work.
In this video, learn how to create the right cable cross stitch, as we show it in slow motion for right and left handed knitters.
Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your cable knitting skills, this tutorial shows the 1/1 Right Cross (1/1 RC) step-by-step. Follow along as we show you a few ways to work it.
Traditionally by using a cable needle: Slip one stitch purlwise to the cable needle and hold it to the back, knit one from the main needle, and then knit one from the cable needle.
Or rearrange them first: Slip two stitches together knitwise, return them to the holding needle while untwisting each stitch, and then knit them.
Or this shortcut method: Knit two stitches together without removing from the holding needle and knitting the first stitch again.
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