In this post, I’m sharing how to knit the Clover stitch; the perfect combination between an openwork and a dense fabric (especially important when we don’t want too many holes in our knitwork). It’s a lovely four-row repeat pattern. Its design creates knit and purl columns, divided by a little touch of lace. #Texture !!! In fact, the Clover stitch not only looks pretty; you can use it in a wide range of projects: From a top, or a sleeveless vest (open or closed), to a sweater or cardigan, or even a blanket. Although it’s not a reversible pattern, the Clover stitch will work even for a scarf, because the…