Tag: FREE knitting pattern
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This Classic Jacquard Knitting Pattern Looks Complex (But It’s Not!) | 12 Row Repeat
If you’ve ever admired Jacquard-style knitting and thought it looked too complicated to try, this pattern might surprise you. Despite its intricate appearance, this classic Jacquard knitting pattern is built on a simple structure and becomes very intuitive once you understand the repeat. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to knit a beautiful textured fabric…
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Baklava Stitch Hat Knitting Tutorial – Knitting in the Round
Learn how to knit a stunning Baklava Stitch Hat in the round with this step-by-step tutorial. Includes tips for brioche rib brim, stitch count adjustments, and a free unique knitting pattern by Fariba from Watch Knitting. Hello and welcome! Fariba here from Watch Knitting. Today I’m sharing a tutorial for my unique Baklava Stitch pattern.…
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How to make gloves (convertible mitten tutorial)
Hey guys! It’s been a long time since I decided to make this tutorial. By so far it has been my longest tutorial. To make it easy to navigate through each section, I divided the tutorial into five parts. Part 1 covers: how to start the glove and do cuff and the palm loop, part 2 covers:…
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Shed leaves stitch tutorial – stitch no.36
Cast on: Multiple of 20+1 stitch and repeat of 16 rows Instruction: Row 1: rep*(K3, K2tog, YO, K1, YO, SSK, k5, K2tog, YO, K1, YO, SSK, k2)*, k1 Row 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16: Purl Row 3: rep*(K2, K2tog, K1, YO, K1, YO, K1, SSK,…
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Vine Stitch – stitch 27
This stitch is made on multiple of 6 +4 stitches, and repeat of 16 rows + 4 rows of set up. Cast on: Multiple of 6 +4 stitches Set up rows: Row 1 & row 3) K or Sl 1, Rep *(P2, K1)* Row 2 & row 4) P or…
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Seamless Raglan Top
This top is knit in the circular from the top down in a single piece. You cast on at the collar, sleeve sts are placed on hold on waste yarn, the body is completed, then sleeves are knit last. The body of the top is worked in Stockinette stitch with a border of Rib stitch…
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Tutorial 2 – Knit Stitch
After cast on desired number of stitches, the second step is to connect new loos/stitches to the previous loops/stitches. Basically this is called knitting. If you cast on double needles you need to remove one of the needles to let stitches become a little loos and easy to work. Having needle with stitches in your left…
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Stitch 8 – Basket Stitch
Knitted in a multiple of 8+1 and 8 row repeat Row 1) Knit all stitches Row 2) rep *(k5 , p3)*, k1 Row 3) Knit stitches Row 4) rep *(k5 , p3)*, k1 Row 5) Knit all stitches Row 6) k1, then repeat *(p3, k5)* Row 7) Knit all stitches Row 8) k1, then repeat *(p3, k5)*