Box Stitch – Knit
Using only simple knit and purl stitches, this Box Stitch – Knit pattern produces a double sided, textured fabric that is wonderful for scarves and throws.
Tag: Knitting Stitches
Colourful Grid – Knit
At first glance this stitch looks quite fiddly and difficult but, working with only one yarn at a time makes it much easier than it looks.
Knit Fishtail Lace
As the name implies, this pattern looks like little fish tails in a chevron.
Jacquard Stitch – Knit
This stitch produces a fairly tight fabric that starts with a lovely scalloped edge at the cast on.
Holey Knitting
The instructions here are for a very easy lace pattern that has only 1 pattern row which is worked on every row. It results in a fabric with vertical ridges joined by lacy holes.
Berry Stitch – Knit
Worked over a multiple of 4 stitches and 4 rows, this Berry Stitch has a fabulous knobbly texture. There are more versions of this stitch, one of which is used on the Berries Blanket – find it in the Patterns and Instructions section of our online shop.
Bamboo Stitch – Knit
Although it looks complicated, the bamboo stitch is easy enough for beginners. It also looks really good using multi-coloured yarn.
Knit Ombre
There are many ways to produce ombré or gradient knitting. Produce lovely effects using a colour range from light to dark.
Herringbone Stitch – Knit
This stitch produces a very tight fabric so I suggest that you use a size bigger needles than you normally would for the yarn you are going to use. Herringbone stitch will make a very warm garment or a lovely handbag.
Bubble Stitch – Knit
A lovely textured stitch pattern that looks completely different but equally as good front and back.
Dimple Stitch – Knit
This is a lovely textured, double sided stitch that is perfect for scarves or blankets.
Broderie Anglaise – Knit
A beautiful eyelet stitch that resembles Broderie Anglaise embroidered fabric. Its perfect for soft, feminine knits and for babies.