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I appreciate, that you haven't show some crazy moves, how to knit cables still in initial position. Because those moves are only working, if you are not knitting too thight and using elastic yarn, like wool. I do cables exactly as you do, and no matter how many stitches are there to cross. After all, dropped stitches can be fixed.
Thank you to encourage knitters to dare to drop stitches 😊

Love the reassuring, practical and clear way you present. The small tips are excellent and the repeats are good to help understand the technique. Thank you

Thank you, this has been very helpful.

That is a very interesting pattern and a very helpful tutorial.  Thanks.

Thank you so much! I have a cable scarf design I've been dreading and this will help a lot.

Very helpful tutorial. Thank you!  One suggestion - i think it might have helped to use a slightly heavier yarn and a color that contrasts more with your table background. For my older eyes it was a bit hard to see what was happening at times.

Se ha visto Perfectamente cómo hacerlo! 😍😍😍

Muchas gracias por compartirlo y por los consejos! 🥰🥰🥰

🎉💯😘❤️🤗🌹😍🥰

Is this a pattern you're designing?  It's gorgeous, and I've been wanting to try traveling cables....

Thank you for this. I will practice these. As a knitter who was completely baffled by the cabling charts on patterns, I would have appreciated hearing the actual names of the cable being worked in the same terms as a chart legend reads. Do you know what I mean? It's helpful to hear whether it's being performed in front or in back, but what is that cable called so I can match it to a cable legends terminology.  I struggled, but once I learn the cable names/symbols I can make better use of the process as explained so well in your video. A newbie here. 😊