Learn to Knit the Dropped Stitch Cable Pattern | Marly Bird Tutorial

Welcome to my knitting tutorial on the Dropped Stitch Cable pattern! This beautiful and versatile stitch is perfect for creating stunning garments and accessories. In this video, I'll guide you through the steps to knit this pattern, which is featured in my Savannah Shutters top.

The Dropped Stitch Cable pattern is ideal for showcasing silky yarns, allowing them to drape elegantly and display their vibrant colors. Whether you're making a swimsuit cover-up, a scarf, or using it as an all-over pattern for a top, this stitch will add a touch of sophistication to your projects.

⭐️ Yarn and Needles needed for this stitch pattern:
Any size needles- I use size US 5/3.75mm needles in video)
Any weight of yarn (works best with silk, bamboo, or rayon blends)- some recommended yarns include:
• Knit Picks Galileo DK- https://shrsl.com/4l9tl
• Knit Picks Gloss DK- http://shrsl.com/4l9d8
• Knit Picks Gloss Lace Weight- http://shrsl.com/4l9d7
• Knit Picks Samia Fingering Weight- http://shrsl.com/4l9d9
• Madelinetosh Pashmina- http://shrsl.com/4l9dc

⭐️Pattern Highlights:
Enhances the drape and beauty of silky yarns
Versatile and adaptable to various knitting projects
Suitable for any yarn weight or needle size

Don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more knitting tutorials and inspiration!

➡️ Get the Stitch Pattern here Blog Post: https://marlybird.com/blog/how-to-kni...
➡️ Savannah Shutters Pattern available on Etsy: http://shrsl.com/4l9rz

-----------------------
🌟 SUBSCRIBE so you can stay up to date with all my new videos. http://bit.ly/SubscribeMarlyBird

🥰 Share your project with me on social media! #MarlyBird #mmmdi

🌸Follow Marly Bird™:
Website: http://www.MarlyBird.com
Facebook Page:   / marlybird  
Facebook Group:   / marlysminions  
Instagram: @themarlybird
TikTok: @themarlybird
💌 Newsletter: https://marlybird.com/newsletter/

🏡 Get In Depth Courses and Workshops in the MarlyBirdHouse.com

❤️Please check out my website for more patterns at -
http://www.marlybird.com/patterns/