Cabled Wheel Blanket Crochet Stitch Video Tutorials

Have you ever worked a bunch of post stitches in a crochet pattern and not been thrilled with the gap that the post stitch leaves on the back side of the work?

For quite a few years now, I've been working stitches together when I use post stitches to hide those gaps.  It just makes for a cleaner finished project and I like the solid effect that it gives.  

I know cable work can be confusing to some when you first start out crocheting.  A lot of times though, it just comes down to how well you can read and understand patterns.  The cables worked in this Cabled Wheel Blanket pattern are pretty basic yet stunning when draped across the bed or a chair.  

​To help you out, I've created a few quick videos that will show how I hide those gaps and the stitch placement of the post stitches.  I hope this will give you the confidence you want to work some amazing crochet magic!

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FPdcSCtog crochet stitch

Crossing Post Stitches

Starting the next Diamond

If you're ready to try working your own beautiful blanket with cables and wheels, you can grab your Cabled Wheel Blanket crochet pattern HERE:

Crochet Pattern, Cabled Wheel Throw

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Crochet pattern for the Cabled Wheels Throw 

This beautiful blanket is full of texture and eye catching stitches for you to crochet in your choice of colors. The center panel is worked first and the side panels are crocheted right to the center so there's not really any "piecing" together.  A special technique is used for the post stitches giving the back of the blanket a solid fabric instead of the holes that post stitches tend to leave. This crochet pattern is considered Intermediate due to the use of the post stitches though written directions are given for special stitches and I do have videos to help if needed.

Please know that I am always happy to help! If you run into a part that you're just not sure about, PLEASE contact me through your receipt here on Etsy so I can assist you.

Skill Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Terms: US Crochet Terminology

Materials: 4 stitch markers

      4260 total yards 4ww yarn such as Premier Basix, Red Heart Super Saver, Vanna’s Choice...

         Cream: 3,400 yards

         Denim: 860 yards

Finished Size: 60" L x 46” W

Hook: J/10-5.75mm

Gauge: 13 sc & 17 rows =4"

Stitches/Abbreviations:

st(s) - stitch(es),  sl st - slip stitch,   ch - chain,   yo - yarn over, sc - single crochet,   

hdc - half double crochet,   dc - double crochet,   tr - treble crochet

Special Stitches are listed on the pattern also with individual written instructions for this specific pattern.