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Two-Tone Feather and Fan Stitch
Just like the traditional Feather and Fan Stitch, the Two-Tone Feather and Fan Stitch is knitted in the same manner, with the only difference being… Continue reading
Category: Lace and Openwork Stitches
Lace and Openwork stitches typically require more advanced techniques than just knits and purls. This category of knit stitch patterns involve increase and decrease techniques such as yarn over and knit two together to produce various lace and openwork designs. With these techniques, a designer is able to effectively use negative space between the stitches to design wonderful shapes and patterns resembling flowers, plants, and more. Skill levels range from intermediate to experienced.
Feather and Fan Stitch
The Feather and Fan stitch is a popular lace stitch that looks like a combination of feathers and fans lined up side-by-side across the work.… Continue reading
Chandelier Lace Stitch
This large-panel stitch pattern is a twenty-four-row repeat and is knitted in a multiple of ten stitches plus one. Because of its large number of… Continue reading
Diagonal Mesh Lace Stitch
When it comes to design, the Diagonal Mesh Lace stitch resembles its cousin, the Mesh Lace stitch. Unlike the Mesh Lace stitch where the lace… Continue reading
Leaves and Waves Stitch
What looks like a series of leaves that are placed alongside one another vertically, the Leaves and Waves stitch is a gorgeous, large panel lace… Continue reading
Lizard Skin Stitch
Knitted in a multiple of five stitches plus two and done in a twelve-row repeat, the Lizard Skin stitch is rated intermediate for its use… Continue reading
