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How to Knit the One-Row Repeat Chevron Stitch + Video
In this post, you’ll learn how to knit the most amazing Chevron stitch pattern. This stitch is part of the Textured Stitch Patterns collection, where you’ll find classic and unique designs. Actually, it’s one of those patterns that has it all… Why is it so special? Well, there are plenty of reasons: What more could we ask for? For all the aforementioned reasons, it’s a great pattern for blankets and scarves, but I’m sure that a cushion or a table runner will look great too. Ok, enough chat. Grab your needles, and some yarn, and let’s get busy! This swatch was made out of 100% Merino wool yarn (smooth, and…
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How to Knit the One-Row Repeat Stitch: Reversible + Video
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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A Reversible One-Row repeat Stitch: Great for Scarves + Video
Today, you’ll learn to knit the one-row repeat stitch, great for scarves and infinite cowls. It’s a lovely pattern; it will work for Winter/Summer garments, and it has some advantages to it: First of all, it’s easy to do: There are 4 steps that be repeated time and time again because it’s a one-row pattern. Secondly, it’s reversible and identical on both sides, this is why it’s great for scarves. Furthermore, it doesn’t curl. Therefore, there is no need to think of edges, but it’s also true that even a simple Garter stitch edge will make it shine… Variety and contrast are the spice of life! Finally, you won’t have…
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One-Row Stitch Reversible Knitting Pattern (No Curling)– Printable PDF
Printable PDF of a one-row reversible knitting stitch pattern that doesn’t curl. Clean, ad-free, and easy to follow — perfect for scarves and relaxing projects. 💳 Secure checkout — pay with any credit or debit card (PayPal, Google Pay are also an option).
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Easy Lace Knitting Patterns (Short & 4-Row Repeats)
Here you’ll find a curated collection of easy lace knitting patterns, including short repeats and 4-row designs, chosen for their elegance and clarity. Lace knitting has a way of transforming simple stitches into something light and expressive. With just a few carefully placed yarn overs and decreases, delicate openwork begins to take shape — creating movement, rhythm, and softness in your fabric. They’re beautiful to look at — and satisfying to knit. 1-Row Repeat Lace Patterns These are lace stitches you can get comfortable with quickly — after a few rows, the repeat becomes easy to follow. One-Row Repeat – Grid Lace Stitch (reversible) →3 Simple Steps to Memorize One-Row…
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3 Easy One-Row Knit Stitches For Beginners + Video
Today, you’ll learn 3 easy one-row knit stitch patterns that are unique… Why These 3 Stitches Specifically? Well, I think they have everything that we knitters love (especially if you’re a beginner). These 3 easy one-row repeat knit stitches share amazing advantages: All of them have a lovely texture, are identical on both sides, lay flat no matter what, they’re made with just knits and purls (except for the No-Purling Rib), and they’re also quick to memorize (same row and 2 steps mostly). I decided to group them, so you can knit 3 little swatches, quickly compare and decide which one will be the winner for your next project. The…
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How to Knit a 2-row repeat Chevron Stitch + Video
Today, you’ll learn how to knit and bind off a lovely 2-row repeat Chevron stitch pattern. You may be wondering why another Chevron stitch. Well, the answer is simple: After sharing the last one, I received many requests… And the most frequent were: First, what to do to knit that Chevron stitch without the lace parts (some knitters prefer a dense fabric since they love to knit blankets using this pattern). Second, what to do to finish (bind-off or cast-off) the same way we started (with picks and throughs). Third, some of my followers asked me to explain what to do with so many ends in different colors (how to…
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How to Knit a Pretty Lace Stitch (2-row-repeat)
Today, you’ll learn how to knit a pretty lace stitch, ideal for beginners. It’s a two-row repeat pattern, which includes easy steps that I’m sure you’ll memorize quickly! Although both sides are different, they look very pretty, so I’d say it’s a reversible stitch pattern. Besides, I think this lace stitch is a great pattern for seasonal sweaters and tops. It reminds me of another one that we practiced a while ago… The good news is that today’s pattern is easier 🙂 However, if you want to use it for a scarf, cowl, or any other garment that should stay flat, don’t forget to add a nice edge on each…
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How to knit a one-row reversible pattern (with knit stitches only)
In this post, you’ll learn how to knit a one-row repeat reversible stitch pattern; just 3 simple steps will be necessary throughout the project. In addition, it has a rich texture to it, and it’s identical on both sides, which makes it perfect for a lot of projects, such as scarves, blankies, infinite cowls, or even a cardigan or pullover/sweater/jumper/jersey (delete where applicable). The possibilities are endless! Furthermore, it lays flat; it doesn’t roll up or bend on any side, so it’s not necessary to add an edge. In fact, I’ve made 2 swatches: One, using 100% Merino wool yarn, and the other, using 100% cotton yarn, and neither of…
