Japanese Lace Knitting Stitch December 22, 2016December 22, 2016 | Knitting KingdomKnitting Kingdom | 8 Comments | 8:36 amJapanese Lace Knitting Stitch with Chart.More Great Patterns Like ThisTags: Japanese lace knitting stitches 8 thoughts on “Japanese Lace Knitting Stitch”I just need to know what is the symbol above number 5…Its make 5 and then what?ReplyOne square there represents 5 knit stitches, I believe.ReplyWhat is the symbol above number 5, and what will be the next step to do after that?ReplyI think it’s a “make 5, knit 5 together”, either in the same row, or make five in one row, and purl the five stitches together on the back side.ReplyI think you make 5 in one and them knit 5 together. On the return. Just not sure of the technique used.ReplyOn second thought I think from where the 5 little lines are you pull up 5 long stitches from 5 (or 4) rows below then knit them together.Replylooks like make 5, knit/purl (round/flat) in the next row, then knit all tog in the 3rd row.Replythat should be make 1 stitch into 5 over 4 rows… so add one in every row.ReplyLeave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment *Name * Email * Website ΔPost navigationPREVIOUS Previous post: Cables and Eyelets Knitting StitchNEXT Next post: Knitting Stitch Grapes MotifRelated Post Checkered Lace Knitting StitchCheckered Lace Knitting Stitch October 14, 2017October 14, 2017| Knitting KingdomKnitting Kingdom| 0 Comment| 1:00 pmCheckered Lace Knitting Stitch. More Great Patterns Like This Read MoreRead More Small Arrows in Rows Lace Knitting Stitch PatternSmall Arrows in Rows Lace Knitting Stitch Pattern August 21, 2018August 21, 2018| Knitting KingdomKnitting Kingdom| 2 Comments| 4:10 amSmall Arrows in Rows Lace Knitting Stitch Pattern. Cast on Multiples of 5. R represents an edge stitch. Row 1: p1, k3, p1 Row 2: k1, p3, k1 Row 3: Read MoreRead More Lace Diamonds within Diamonds Knit StitchLace Diamonds within Diamonds Knit Stitch February 27, 2017February 27, 2017| Knitting KingdomKnitting Kingdom| 0 Comment| 9:34 amLace Diamonds within Diamonds Knit Stitch. More Great Patterns Like This Read MoreRead More
I think it’s a “make 5, knit 5 together”, either in the same row, or make five in one row, and purl the five stitches together on the back side.Reply
I think you make 5 in one and them knit 5 together. On the return. Just not sure of the technique used.Reply
On second thought I think from where the 5 little lines are you pull up 5 long stitches from 5 (or 4) rows below then knit them together.Reply
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I just need to know what is the symbol above number 5…Its make 5 and then what?
One square there represents 5 knit stitches, I believe.
What is the symbol above number 5, and what will be the next step to do after that?
I think it’s a “make 5, knit 5 together”, either in the same row, or make five in one row, and purl the five stitches together on the back side.
I think you make 5 in one and them knit 5 together. On the return. Just not sure of the technique used.
On second thought I think from where the 5 little lines are you pull up 5 long stitches from 5 (or 4) rows below then knit them together.
looks like make 5, knit/purl (round/flat) in the next row, then knit all tog in the 3rd row.
that should be make 1 stitch into 5 over 4 rows… so add one in every row.