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cable stitch

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cable stitch
n.
A stitch in knitting that produces a twisted, ropelike design.
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cable stitch

cable stitch
n
(Clothing, Personal Arts & Crafts / Knitting & Sewing)
a.  a pattern or series of knitting stitches producing a design like a twisted rope
b.  (as modifier) a cable-stitch sweater Sometimes shortened to cable
Translations
cable stitch npunto treccia
cable stitch npunto treccia


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Anja Bull knit a shawl with a complicated cable stitch in a dark shade of brown.
From humble but necessary beginnings the quilting process has incorporated the techniques of many cultures; Italy''s Trapunto, Japan''s Yosegire, England''s Cowlite-Stuffed Sack and France''s Applique, Amish settlers came to the United States from Germany and Switzerland in the early 1700s The Amish Mennonites used solid color fabrics elaborated with feathered scroll and cable stitch work.
If it was a film about a knitting circle, you'd be talking about cable stitch.
 
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