www.KnitPurlStitches.com - List of free stitch patterns that use only knit and purl stitches, suitable for knitters of all levels. Each pa...
Sample knit with Sapphires-n-Purls Merino DK on US Size 7 needles Multiple of 3 Row 1 (RS): *k2tog, leaving sts on needle, k first s...
Free baby blanket knitting patterns including lots of modern baby blanket knitting pattern designs and downloadable PDFs.
Our simple Ribbon Scarf in Quartz is both fresh and classic, precisely the extra flourish…
Knit and Purl Stitch Patterns with Free Patterns and Video Tutorials by Studio Knit.
At long last, here is the tutorial on Entrelac! Below you will find a printable guide, with which you can knit a small sample of entrelac...
This gauge for knitting tutorial will teach you why gauge is essential for fit and teach you how to make a gauge swatch and use it!
Flutter Scarf in Mongolian Cashmere, 2 Ply from Jade Sapphire. I used the color Candy Girl. - Free Pattern is below. Want more ruffles?...
How to Remove Purl Dash Lines in Knitting with Studio Knit
Learn how to increase with a purl front back (pfb) stitch with this super easy knitting step by step photo and video tutorial!
I have been knitting for a while now, but I have only been knitting a few of the more popular patterns so far. I have been trying to acquire more patterns for a while now and I have been learning about different patterns as I go along. This is my first pattern and I hope I can improve on it in the future when I am able to. I hope you all enjoy knitting with me and hope you enjoy knitting with me as well.
LITTLE GEMS stitch knitting pattern. Knits and purls. Written and charted instructions.
Video tutorial: How to knit the Diamond Honeycomb stitch Knitted in a multiple of 6 sts + 5 and a 12-row repeat. Row 1 - Wrong side: K...
SKEINS: 3 (3, 3, 4, 4) skeins of Purl Soho's Field Linen SIZES: 31 (35, 39, 43, 47) (51, 55, 59, 63) TO FIT: 26-29 (30-33, 34-37, 38-41, 42-45) (46-49, 50-53, 54-57, 58-61) -inch chest with 2 to 5 inches of positive ease COLOR: Silver Thistle
Strathcona Sweater Pattern (by Tara-Lynn Morrison) via The Gilliangladrag LYS Ravelry Store. A gorgeous simple - customisable - sweater knitted top down in the round with a ribbed mock neck. Perfect for our Malabrigo Rasta yarn or our Mrs Moon Super Chunky Yarn. You need to know how to knit, purl, increase and pick up stitches. This particular sweater is knit in the easy top-down raglan style using circular needles for a seamless simple construction. M E A S U R E M E N TS (laying flat) (XXS/XS), S/M, (L/XL), (XXL/XXXL) Approx (48.5cm / 19”) 53.5 cm / 21” (61 cm / 23.75”) (67.5 cm / 26.5”) across chest Approx (46 cm / 17” ) 48.5 cm / 19” (51 cm / 21”) (58.5cm / 23”) in body length (Model is 5’9, wearing S/M size.) Quantities of yarn required: XXS/ XS : 338 yards (309m) S/M : 379 yards (347m) L/XL : 420 yards (384m) XXL / XXXL : 461 yards (421m) Needles required: US 13 - 9.0 mm circulars 16" / 40cm US 15 - 10.0 mm circulars 24" / 60cm US 19 - 15.0 mm circulars 24" / 60cm or 80cm You will also need stitch markers, a tapestry needle, waste yarn, tape measure. NB : Once you've purchased the pattern from us here, it will then be emailed to you within approx 24-48 hours.
SKEINS: 3 skeins of Purl Soho's Understory SIZE: 8 inches wide x 68 inches long COLOR: Ripe Plum Note: This project uses a yarn which is no longer available. See post for substitutions.
As a child, I was completely obsessed with the Christmas catalogs that would deluge our…
Here I am adding to my list of blankets I’d love to nap under but don’t have the patience to knit! But being a sucker for clever construction, I can’t let this one go unremarked: Purl Soho’s new Learn-to-Love-Steeks Blanket (free pattern). I know, you’re thinking “Did she just say ‘clever construction’ in a post about a blanket?” […]
Learn how to p2togtbl or purl two together through back loops, this knitting decrease is most often done on the wrong side of your knitting project!
A pattern is a form of nursery decor. It is an elegant but also fresh and simple pattern in the technique of lace knitting. It is made in two parts. The top part is a purl part and the bottom part is a yarn part. The knit part can be left open or closed depending on how you want to knit it.
Back when I first started knitting, I kept seeing "Slip the first stitch for a nice, finished edge". Well, I slipped the first stitch, but didn't see that it made any difference from when I didn't slip the first stitch. I couldn't figure out what all the fuss was over slipping the first stitch! One day, when I was just playing around trying to think of something to knit, I figured I'd give slipping that first stitch another whirl. This time, instead of slipping the stitch with the yarn in the back, I slipped it purlwise, with the yarn in front. As I continued to knit, I was amazed at the lovely, braided edge I had. All that time I had been slipping the stitch knitwise. I could have been saved a lot of frustration had I been told how to slip the first stitch, not just "slip the first stitch". For some reason, the how is never included in instructions, at least not that I have ever seen. So, here are some pictures and videos on getting a nice clean edge on your knitting. Picture A shows the edges of a fabric that have not had the first stitch slipped. There really isn't anything wrong with this edge, it is just a matter of taste. If you like the bumpy edge, then don't slip the first stitch. Pictures B and C show the result of slipping the first stitch; there are several ways to get these edges. For Picture B, you would : Slip the first stitch purlwise, with the yarn in front, and knit the last stitch OR Slip the first stitch knitwise, with the yarn in the back, and purl the last stitch Either of these methods will give you the lovely, twisted stitch (or braid as I like to call it) along the edges of your work. This is my favorite edge. For Picture C, slipping the first stitch purlwise with the yarn in front, and knitting the last stitch through the back loop will give you an untwisted, open edge. This is looser than the twisted edge stitches, so may not be appropriate for all projects. (Which is why swatching is an important step!) A: Unslipped edge stitches B: Slipped stitch edge C: Slipped stitch, open edge I have also made a video demonstrating each of these methods. Picture B is a wash cloth I knit, and all edges are the same, including the cast on and bind off. To achieve this lovely border, in addition to slipping the first stitch, you will do the crochet cast on - this matches the standard knit bind off. Below are the videos of slipping stitches, and the Crochet Cast On. (And just a side note regarding this cast on - if you were to use waste yarn instead of a needle, this would give you a provisional cast on, in which the waste yarn would be removed at some point leaving you with live stitches. I have never utilized a provisional cast on because I am scared of having live stitches hanging around. I plan on overcoming this fear soon, and will post more on provisional cast ons and their uses as I learn about them.) In addition to creating a nice, neat edge, slipping the first stitch is immensely helpful if you will be picking up stitches along the edge, or sewing pieces of fabric together! I hope this has been helpful. Enjoy!
the herringbone stitch row 1 cast on as many stitches as you need knit 1 slip 1 purl wise knit 1 yo pass the slipped stitch over both stitches all the way across k1 row 2 purl two together but don't remove the stitches purl once again into the first stitch on the needle slip the stitches off do this all the way across that's it that's all there is to the herringbone stitch simple easy so effective for so little effort don't you think!!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- and the one I can't remember!!! I was trying to remember how to do a stitch that I can't find anywhere I couldn't remember the right combination and I came up with this it's sort of like a lover's knot but not quite cast on an uneven count knit 1 yo knit 2 together yo k2tog that's it over and over it's the same for all rows until you have it as long as you want it I had a thought, if you wrap the yarn over twice, you'll have a bigger hole/space and if you use thin yarn and big needles..... :0 !!! many combinations for a stitch that came out of nowhere :) the end enjoy!!!
The Autumn League Pullover is a crewneck raglan sweater that evokes memories of Friday night football games, crisp fall evenings, and a general sense of nostalgia. The doubled ribbed neckband, v-insert neck triangle, and side slit details give personality and add to the classic appeal of this sweats
Hi all! This post includes everything you need to know about the MCM Throw, a crochet pattern for a geometric throw blanket made of 9 identical squares inspired by mid-century wall art! Get the Lion Brand Kit here! Before we begin, here are some quick links for you: Find the PDF version on Ravelry,
Novice Knitters can find over 20 knitting patterns for beginners in this round-up. They're simple knit patterns that focus on practicing the knit and purl stitches. Give them a try!
The Sand Stitch Knitting Pattern creates punctuated rows of little bumps for an easy texture.
SKEINS: Main Yarn: 2 skeins of Purl Soho's Partridge; Contrast Yarn: 1 skein of Purl Soho's Good Wool; available in our Bobble Sheep Pillow Bundle SIZE: 13½ inches from chest to rear x 8½ inches from top of back to bottom of belly COLORS PICTURED: Bobble Sheep Pillow Bundle in Partridge, Wrought Iron + Gentle Giant, Heirloom White
I don’t know about you, but I love to combine the pleasant with the useful. That's why today we gonna show you these knitted dishcloths.
Learn how to make a knit basket with this EASY chunky knit basket pattern. Make a bunch of these wool knit baskets for your craft storage!
I don't know how many of you are knitters and Sherlock Holmes fans - but I thought you might like an advance peek at what will be the tren...
Like rich, textured bark wrapped around a tree, Julia Adams’ Ash Bark Blanket is a…
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SKEINS: 8 (16) skeins of Purl Soho’s Season Alpaca SIZES: Crib (Throw) COLOR: Heirloom White
Discover the most adorable free baby knitting patterns including dungarees, sleep suits, layettes and more
Today, a great technique which will help you whether you want to knit faster, or even you don't love purling: How knit the Stockinette stitch without purling.
Center Point Popover Hoodie Knitting Pattern
This week's free dishcloth pattern features a lovely knit and purl combo to create a textured design - Ripples!
Tee Shirt Sweater Knitting Pattern, Sweater Knit Pattern | CLASSIC TEE "A classic knit tee with a slightly oversized, boxy fit makes The Classic Tee a staple in any wardrobe a truly delightful tee to knit." ☑ Instant download PDF file for The Classic Tee knitting pattern ☑ Skill Level: Intermediate ☑ Video tutorials included ☑ Sizes: XS-5XL. Detailed sizing guide provided within pattern. ☑ Fit: Relaxed-fit, boxy; Approx. 5”-6.5” of positive ease. ☑ Construction: Seamlessly knitted top-down on circular knitting needles (i.e., raglan) on circular knitting needles ☑ Languages: English; Written in standard American terms ☑ Required Materials: Pattern includes linked shopping list for exact materials. Yarn: Light-Weight/DK (Category 3); Needles: U.S. Size 6 (4.0 mm). ☑ Yardage (approximates per size): 750 yds; 755 yds; 760 yds; 770 yds, 775-780 yds; 790 yds; 800-810 yds; 830 yds; 845 yds. ✔ DISCLAIMER: All knitting patterns and crochet patterns are instant-download digital files. No patterns are shipped. Resell finished product with pattern credit. © DarlingJadore; All rights reserved
