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Pattern by Erkia Knight using Bonus Aron. Knitted for my sister

A mesmerizing pattern of cables holding the London Eye together.

cable twists pattern from hello yarn

i did some mods to use regular sock yarn

cast on 63 sts, a little snug over the heel but it will work.

i want them to stay up!

powers cable cars, four different lines.

A sweater for Scott-the Organic Man Pullover

After seeing what I got from my walk over the Golden Gate, I realized a lot of my shots were inspired by, or, in this case maybe just plain stolen from 4PIZON . They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. So, thanks Bob for the inspiration sorry for the theft and you're welcome for the compliment :-)

Free pattern here (Ravelry download)

 

Ravelled here

Cable cutter, crimping tool, cable tool

Plier, measuring 9-inch in length

Card packaging: 10 inner box

Total: 100 case

Outer carton size: 56 x 26.5 x 28cm

Gross weight: 16kg case

Net weight: 13.5kg case

Clamp cover in color

These usually end up all over.

Cable Car, San Francisco, CA San Francisco, California,

This cabled bag is a great introduction to Aran or Fisherman knitting. You work with written instructions on a worksheet format rather than reading a chart. It works up really fast on large needles.

A typical suburban Tokyo street.

zoom-in of #003

Another shot from Arinsal, showing more of the landscape and the cable car down to the town

Cabled bracelet I knitted using a thrifted bangle and some olive green yarn. Available in my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/prettypluspractical

 

Another coil of cable with the loading shed in the background.

February 5, 2012 - Located at the top of the Wellington Botanic Gardens. NZ.

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