Diamond Cable with Bobble Knitting Stitch. Abbreviations k = knit p = purl T5R = (twist 5 right), slip next 2 sts onto cable needle and hold at the back
How To: Lifted Knit IncreasesHow To: Lifted Knit Increases
Lifted increase Lifted increase is made by working into the stitch below as well as into the stitch itself. The result is almost invisible, but there is a definite slant
How to: Raised Knit IncreasesHow to: Raised Knit Increases
Raised Increases Raised increase is made by picking up a horizontal strand between two stitches and working it as if it were a stitch. There are two ways for this
How to: YO IncreasesHow to: YO Increases
How to create YO (yarn over) Increases. An increase (inc) is the addition of a stitch. Its main function is for shaping, but it is also used in combination with
Madeira Leaf Pattern LaceMadeira Leaf Pattern Lace
Madeira Leaf Pattern Lace. Go here for this Lace Stitch written pattern.
Flamborough Knitting Pattern Net MaskFlamborough Knitting Pattern Net Mask
Flamborough Knitting Pattern Net Mask. Traditional Knits from Britain and UK. Cast on Pattern multiple 41 Written Pattern Repeat pattern from row 1. The cables are crossed every 7th row
Ribbed Butterflies Knit StitchRibbed Butterflies Knit Stitch
Ribbed Butterflies Knit Stitch. Cast On A multiple of 5, plus 2 for symmetry, and plus 2 edge stitches. Five-stitch repeat. Set up rows: 1-5. Repeat rows: 6-9. The edge stitches
Smocking Knitting StitchSmocking Knitting Stitch
Smocking Knitting Stitch. An effect like smocked fabric is created by making knot stitches in alternating positions. Working the ribbing with twisted stitches emphasizes the texture of the knitted fabric.
Long Woven Cable Knitting StitchLong Woven Cable Knitting Stitch
Long Woven Cable Knitting Stitch. This is an easy woven stitch where double-wrapped stitches are crossed to make a basketweave pattern. Transferring the slipped stitches onto a U-shaped cable needle
Herringbone Stitch Knitting PatternHerringbone Stitch Knitting Pattern
Herringbone Stitch Knitting Pattern. Work two stitches together, leave one of the loops on the left needle, and work it together with the next stitch, across the row. What characterizes