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1*1 Rib Knit Stitch
One of the main patterns for beginners. Knitting the rib stitch creates ribs, or textured vertical stripes. The rib stitch consists of columns of knit stitches alternating with columns of purl stitches. To make a ribbed pattern, you change from knit stitches to purl stitches within a row — instead of alternating knit rows with purl rows (as you do when making horizontal stripes). The most common ribbing combinations are those that are even (that is, the rib uses the same number of knitted versus pu...
Knit Waffle Stitch
This stitch is created with a series of knits and purls that make up the texture of our Waffle Knit Pattern. Steps to knit Waffle Stitch: Step 1: Cast On in Multiples of 3, + 1 Step 2: Row 1 (Right Side): * K1, P2 *, K1 Repeat pattern between the * * asterisks Step 3: Row 2 (Wrong Side): * P1, K2 *, P1 Step 4: Row 3 Knit all Step 5: Row 4 Purl all Step 6: Repeat Rows 1 – 4 until your piece is the length you desire.
Irish Moss Knit Stitch
Steps to knit Irish Moss Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: Row 1: k1,p1; rep to end of row Step 3: Row 2: k1, p1; rep to end of row Step 4: Row 3: p1, k1; rep to end of row Step 5: Row 4: p1, k1; rep to end of row Step 6: Repeat rows 1-4. For this swatch I cast-on 12 sts and knitted 12 rows or repeated the pattern 3 times.
Double Moss Knit Stitch
Steps to knit Double Moss Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: Rows 1 and 2 (RS, WS): *Knit 2, p 2; rep from * to end of row. Step 3: Rows 3 and 4 (RS, WS): *Purl 2, k 2; rep from * to end of row. Step 4: Repeat Rows 1 - 4 for pattern. TIPS: A note on shaping in Double Moss Stitch: It is easy to work any waist or bust shaping rows in Double Moss Stitch if desired. Since Double Moss Stitch is such a simple texture, you may simply work decr...
Knit Stitches Charts
Let's continue our tutorial posts with some knit stitches charts. Hope, you'll find this information helpful.
Knit FLower Stitch
Very nice stitch pattern for spring shawl or maybe pullover. And what would you use it for?
Nice Knit Stitch Pattern
The quantity of stitches should be 6 + 2 + 1 fold or according to the 3 sp of the ascent. Knit due to the scheme. Start with the stitches in front of the pattern, then repeat the pattern, finish with the stitches after the pattern. Repeat from 1st up to 7th rows, rotating the colours. Pay attention, that when changing the colour, start either with knit st. row or purl row. That's why it's better to knit from separate balls.
Types of Knitting Needles
In every pattern you can find different types of needles, needed for the work. So, let's see what are the types of knitting needles and how do they look like. The illustrations below will perfectly show you how do they look like.
Knit Caterpillar Stitch
Steps to knit Caterpillar Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: Cast On in Multiples of 6 Step 3: Follow these instructions: Row 1: * K1, P5 * right side Repeat pattern between the * * asterisks Row 2: * K5, P1 * wrong side Row 3: * K1, P5 * Row 4: * K5, P1 * Row 5: * K1, P5 * Row 6: * K5, P1 * Row 7: * P3, K1, P2 * Row 8: * K2, P1, K3 * Row 9: * P3, K1, P2 * Row 10: * K2, P1, K3 * Row 11: * P3, K1, P2 * Ro...
Knit Hurdle Stitch
Steps to knit Hurdle Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: Work over an even number of stitches. Step 3: Rows 1 and 2: Knit Step 4: Rows 3 and 4: (K1, P1) across Step 5: Repeat rows 1-4
Knit Reverse Ridge Stitch
The Reverse Ridge Stitch pattern has the stretchy rib pattern horizontally rather than vertically. With a series of knits and purls, this is a reversible pattern that’s super stretchy, but unlike most rib stitches, this accordion stretch is horizontal. Steps to knit Reverse Ridge Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: ROW 1: KNIT ALL Step 3: ROW 2: PURL ALL Step 4: ROW 3: KNIT ALL Step 5: Repeat these 3 rows in pattern until your work is the length y...
Knit Flag Stitch
Here is one more interesting stitch pattern, I think, that it can be used for sweaters or maybe scarves. What do you think? Steps to knit Flag Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: Cast On in Multiples of 7, plus 1 Step 3: Row 1: K1, * P1, K6 * Repeat pattern between the * * asterisks Step 4: Row 2: * P5, K2 *, P1 Step 5: Row 3: K1, * P3, K4 * Step 6: Row 4: * P3, K4 *, P1 Step 7: Row 5: K1, * P5, K2 * Step 8: Row 6: P1, * K6, ...
What would you knit in this pattern?
Here is very interesting pattern - Knit Diagonal Chevron Zigzag Stitch. What would you knit with it? Steps to knit Diagonal Chevron Zigzag Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: Cast On in Multiples of 8 Step 3: Follow these instructions: Row 1 (Right Side): * K1, P1, K1, P5 * Repeat pattern between the * * asterisks all the way down the row. Row 2 (Wrong Side): * K5, P1, K1, P1 * Row 3: * K1, P1, K5, P1 * Row 4: * K1, P5, K1, P1 * Row 5:...
Diamond Brocade Knit Stitch
Knitted brocade is characterized by an allover pattern of slightly raised stitches. This swatch of knitted diamond brocade is a good example of true brocade — as you can see with the raised diamond pattern. Steps to knit Diamond Brocade Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: Cast on a multiple of 8 sts, plus 1 st. Step 3: Follow this stitch pattern: Row 1 (RS): K4, * p1, k7; rep from * to last 5 sts, p1, k4. Row 2: P3, * k1, p1, k1, p5; rep fro...
Bubbles Knit Pattern
This ornament is easily made and looks great. It consists of small "bubbles", which make the work volume. It also stretches very good. Yarn for the pattern - Lanosso Bonito Knitting needles – #3.25. Cast on stitches 3-fold + 2 edge stitches. 1 row: edge st., *3 st. from 3 st. (3 st. together into back of st., without slip from the left needle - 1 yarn over, 3 st. together into back of st.), yarn over*, edge st.; 2 row: edge st., *1 knit st. into back of st., loop the st. between 3rd and 4th ...