Alas, I don't know of one... but if you find one I hope you'll followup to LJ and let us know!
What I've been doing for the cable panel on the sweater I'm knitting is using one color (green) of stitch markers to mark the edges of the cable panel, and a second color that I move row by row, whose distance from the starting edge of the panel (I'm right-handed so knit right-to-left, thus for me it's the right edge) indicates the row count.
At least that's how I was doing it at first. Now that I "understand" how the center cable panel works I'm using the second color (lavender) to mark the offset for the side cables, which otherwise I was having trouble keeping in sync with each other.
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Date: 2005-12-05 07:44 pm (UTC)What I've been doing for the cable panel on the sweater I'm knitting is using one color (green) of stitch markers to mark the edges of the cable panel, and a second color that I move row by row, whose distance from the starting edge of the panel (I'm right-handed so knit right-to-left, thus for me it's the right edge) indicates the row count.
At least that's how I was doing it at first. Now that I "understand" how the center cable panel works I'm using the second color (lavender) to mark the offset for the side cables, which otherwise I was having trouble keeping in sync with each other.
In any case - good luck!