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How to Knit a Mitered Square Look Stitch + Video (NO Seaming!)
The Mitered Square Look Stitch is a beautiful way to get that classic patchwork effect without knitting separate squares and joining them together! ✨ Want to knit this without ads or scrolling? 👉 Click on this line if you want to download the printable PDF pattern It’s worked in one continuous piece using only knit and purl stitches. No increases, no decreases, and no seaming. Just gorgeous, raised vertical columns and embossed horizontal lines that create an unusual, eye-catching texture. And there’s more good news: this stitch lays completely flat, making it a lovely choice for blankets, infinity cowls, sweaters, cardigans, wraps, and even home decor projects. If You Are…
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How to Knit the Easy Mock Cables Stitch Pattern + Video
Today, you’ll learn how to knit the Easy Mock Cables Stitch, a lovely knit and purl stitch, great for beginners 🙂 Actually, if you can knit and purl, this one is for you (there are no slipped stitches, nor decreasing or increasing). It’s another vertical pattern and has a pretty texture to it (featuring embossed diagonal lines). Furthermore, although both sides are different, the so-called wrong side looks cute too, so I’d say it’s a reversible stitch. The Easy Mock Cables Pattern is ideal for both, large and small projects, such as socks, hats, scarves, blankets, and sweaters. Ok, it’s time to knit! Grab your needles and your favorite yarn,…
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How to Knit the Grass Stitch (Stretchy & Reversible) + Video
Today, I’m sharing how to knit the Grass Stitch, a knit and purl pattern, stretchy, and reversible (identical on both sides). Another pattern that has everything we knitters love… Although it’s an eight-row repeat design, the good news is that the first 4 rows are identical, and the other 4 are identical too. Furthermore, it doesn’t curl (so, there’s no need to block your garments 🙂 The Grass stitch is an adorable pattern not only for scarves, blankets, and sweaters, but also for hats, cowls, and bags. Honestly, it reminds me of the Rambler Stitch, with the advantage that it’s much much easier to do. In addition, it will work…
