If you like the way crochet stitches look and would like to replicate it via knitting, then you must consider the Mock Crochet stitch in your next knitting project. The design of this stitch pattern resembles the traditional eyelet crochet stitch pattern. With an easy four-row repeat, the Mock Crochet… Continue reading
Similar to the Linen Stitch, the Two-Color Half Linen Stitch is a pattern which uses the slipped stitch technique to produce a woven look. Knitted in a four-row repeat, this stitch is a very fast knit and is perfect for “TV knitting.” This pattern is done in two colors but… Continue reading
Knitted using the same pattern as the number one version, the Ornate Openwork II stitch pattern is the reverse side of the Ornate Openwork I. Even though it is technically the “wrong” side, this pattern is equally as attractive as its “right” side, offering an artistic design that looks similar… Continue reading
Knitted in a multiple of four stitches plus one and done in an eight row repeat, the Ornate Openwork I stitch requires only purl together and yarn over techniques to produce the intricate lace design. Both sides of the finished stitch pattern could be used, making it great for reversible… Continue reading
Contrary to its name, the Tiny Eyelet Cables stitch is a mock cable stitch and does not require the use of cable needles to produce the “cable” look. With only 4 rows and knitted in a multiple of 6 stitches plus 3, this stitch is a fast knit and is… Continue reading
The Eyespot Lace stitch involves knitting both left-leaning and right-leaning decreases while using the double yarn over technique to create large eyelets. The result is the creation of large eyelets resembling “eyespots” similar to what you would see on a peacock’s feather. If you like the look of traditional eyelets… Continue reading
