Hi guys, this is Kallera Headsen of Waller Play Designs and in today's video I'm going to be showing you how to create a 4 over 4 RC. This is just an 8-stitch cable with the last 4 stitches crossing over the first 4 stitches to create this right lean in the cable. So for this stitch we're going to need a cable needle. But first I'm going to work over to where we're going to place that next cable twist. Okay, so these are the 8 stitches where I'll be placing my cable. So the first thing I'm going to do is drop my working yarn and I'm going to pick up that cable needle. And these first 4 stitches we're going to slip to this cable needle. And I'm actually going to hold that cable needle to the back. So we want to be really careful of taking our working yarn and bringing that over the front of those stitches resting on the cable needle. Now we can knit the 4 stitches on our left hand needle. 4. And then we'll pick up those 4 stitches from our cable needle. Let's get a little fiddly. And then we'll slip those onto our left hand needle so that we can work them. We're done with the cable needle. And we'll put our working yarn in the back again and knit those 4 stitches from our left hand needle. So we've worked the 4 over 4 RC and I'll go ahead and work over to my second cable so I can show that to you one more time. So we've reached the 8 stitches where we're going to place our cable. Again, drop your working yarn, slip the first 4 stitches onto your cable needle. Hold that to the back of your work. Pick up your working yarn and go in front of the cable needle. So knit the last 4 stitches of those 8 stitches. And then the yarn behind the cable needle and place those 4 stitches back on to the left hand needle. We're done with that needle. Yarn in the back and knit those 4 stitches on your left hand needle. And I'll just work to the end of the row. Okay, so we have created those 4 over 4 RCs or 2 over 2 right cable. So I hope this technique and video helps you guys out. Thanks so much for watching.