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How to knit the One-row repeat stitch: Reversible (it doesn’t curl)
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to knit a one-row repeat lace knit stitch, in both, English and Continental styles. It’s a reversible knit stitch pattern, identical on both sides, although, to me, the even rows form the “Right” side of the work. Additionally, this one-row lace knit stitch doesn’t curl, because of the combination of knit and purl stitches; similar to the Herringbone Lace stitch we practiced a while ago. Apart from being pretty easy to do (there are no twists nor any especially difficult steps), you can use it for both Summer and Winter garments, in other words, cotton or wool, it’s up to you 🙂 Nevertheless, before…
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How to knit a Super Easy One-Row Repeat pattern
Today, I’m sharing a super easy one-row repeat knitting pattern, perfect for a lot of projects, such as scarves, blankies, infinite cowls, wraps, or throws…you name it! Why? First and foremost, it lays flat; it doesn’t roll up or bend on any side, so it’s not necessary to add an edge. It’s a reversible pattern, almost identical on both sides. Furthermore, it’s a vertical pattern, great for long garments; it forms both, embossed columns of “v” and pleats, for a slim and elegant design. In addition, it’s an easy-peasy one-row repeat pattern. It’s made of plain knit + purl stitches (no increases nor decreases are needed). Finally, in the video…
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How to knit the Raised Diamonds stitch pattern
In this post, I’m sharing how to knit the Raised Diamonds stitch pattern, using knit and purl stitches only. In fact, there are no twists, no decreases, nor increases! Yep 😉 Lately, we’ve been practicing several patterns which create rich textures by working stitches through the back loop, or right/left crossing stitches. So, today, I wanted to show you how to build larger solid shapes with a combination of plain knit and purl stitches only. The Raised Diamonds stitch pattern has some advantages to it: First of all, it’s super easy to knit. Every two rows, we work what we see (knit the knits and purl the purls); furthermore, some…
