1/1 LC | Left Cross: Reorder Method

1 Over 1 Left Cross

Learn how to work the 1 Over 1 Left Cross WITHOUT a cable needle..

This method does not require dropping any stitches, so you can avoid the risk of losing them. Instead, it uses a simple Reorder to change the position of the two stitches, making the twist both safe and efficient.

Clear step-by-step instructions and photos will guide you through the process with ease.

Technique Info: 1 Over 1 Left Cross

Field Details
Abbreviations 1/1 LC, C2F
Category Cables
Group 2-stitch Cables
Direction Left
Partner 1/1 RC
1 over 1 Left Cross: Reorder Method

Step-by-step Instructions

Step 1: Slip 1 knitwise

Hold the yarn in back, insert the right-hand needle knitwise into the first stitch on the left-hand needle, then slip it onto the right-hand needle.

Step 2: Slip 1 knitwise

Repeat the same step with the second stitch.

Step 3: Reoder 2 stitches

Insert the left-hand needle into the front of the two slipped stitches on the right-hand needle from right to left, then slip all stitches onto the left-hand needle at once.

Step 4: Knit two stitches

With the yarn in back. Insert the right-hand needle knitwise into the first stitch on the left-hand needle, wrap the yarn counterclockwise around the right-hand needle, and pull it through to create a new stitch. Slip the old stitch off the left-hand needle. Repeat the same process for the next stitch.

Step-by step Photos

Step 1
1.1 Yarn in front
Yarn in back
1.2 Insert RH needle knitwise
Insert RH needle knitwise into first st
1.3 slip 1 knitwise
Slip stitch to RH needle
Step 2
slip 1 knitwise
Slip 1 knitwise again
Step 3
3.1 Insert LH needle
Insert LH needle into front of 2 slipped sts from right to left
3.2 Insert LH needle from right to left
LH needle is inserted — stitches are still on RH needle
3.3 Two stitches have changed places
Slip both stitches onto LH needle
Result Reoder 2 stitches
2 stitches on LH needle have changed places
Step 4
Cable 2 Front
Knit 2 stitches normally - Done!

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