The Woven Ladders Stitch is an easy pattern which uses slipped stitches to create a design that looks like ladders, hence its name. This stitch pattern is rated easy due to its use of simple knit and purl techniques. Knitted in a multiple of eight stitches plus one and with …
Designed using various combinations of knit and purl stitches to create columns of arrows, the Arrows Stitch is an easy stitch pattern perfect for beginning knitters or for those who are looking for an effortless stitch. Knitted in a four-row repeat and done in a multiple of eight stitches plus …
With a series of increase and decrease stitches strategically placed to create “knots” throughout the pattern, the Pebble Stitch resembles other stitches that are worked in a similar fashion such as the Trinity Stitch and Berry Stitch. Knitted in a four-row repeat, this stitch pattern is very simple to execute …
The Knit Encroachment is a short row technique and just like the purl encroachment, it can be seen being used on sock heels or any other knitted objects that forms a “knob” shape such as snouts on stuffed animals and shoulders on a knitted tops. Knit encroachments are typically used …
The Woven Herringbone Stitch is a “woven” stitch which means that it uses a series of slipped stitches to produce a weave or woven look. In this case, the weave stitch pattern is designed to resemble a herringbone, hence its name. Woven stitches typically produce thick knits therefore; it is …
Knitting the Rickrack Rib stitch in the round requires a multiple of three stitches and is done in a two-row repeat sequence. The Rickrack Rib stitch in the round is knitted almost exactly like the “flat” version but with the exception of one stitch. This stitch has a distinct, zigzag …
