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
The Two-Color Bee Stitch is the same stitch pattern as the original Bee Stitch with the only difference being the first involves knitting with two colors. The Bee Stitch has distinct similarities to honeycomb brioche stitch but the edges of bee stitch do not curl. Therefore, blocking is not necessary.… Continue reading
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 that the latter involves two colors. The first two rows are knitted in one color while the last two are knitted in another. If you… Continue reading
This multi-colored stitch pattern involves the usage of slip stitch techniques throughout the work. Knitted in a multiple of 3 stitches plus 3 and a fairly fast knit, the Slipped Stitch Squares pattern is not prone to curled edges thus making it one of the most low maintenance knitting patterns.… Continue reading
If you’re tired of the same simple stitch pattern and are looking for something that is a very fast knit then perhaps you should try the Tiny Blocks Stitch. Knitted in a multiple of four stitches and in a twelve-row repeat, this stitch pattern involves a straightforward sequence of knit… Continue reading
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