Woven Herringbone Stitch

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.… Continue reading
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.… Continue reading
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… Continue reading
Similar to the Linen Stitch, the Two-Color Half Linen Stitch is a pattern that uses the slipped stitch technique to produce a woven look. Knitted… 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… 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… Continue reading
Resembling the traditional rib stitch, the Ribbed Slip stitch is knitted using the slip stitch technique to create the ribbing effect. Knitted in a multiple… Continue reading