Monthly Archives: April 2016
Broken Rib Stitch
The Broken Rib StitchDescription The Broken Rib stitch is a very simple yet rather beautiful Rib Stitch. Unlike the majority of Rib Stitches, the Broken Rib is not reversible – at least not in the sense that you will see the same pattern on both sides of the fabric. You could argue that the Broken […]
Fisherman’s Rib Stitch
The Fisherman’s Rib StitchDescription The Fisherman’s Rib stitch is a beautiful example of a dense, tightly knitted Rib Stitch. Like the majority of Rib Stitches, the Fisherman’s Rib is reversible. While there is some give in the Fisherman’s Rib, due to it’s very tightly knitted, dense texture it is less stretchy than some of the […]
1×1 Rib Stitch
The 1×1 Rib StitchDescription The 1×1 Rib stitch is the simplest stitch in the Rib Stitch family. Yet despite it’s simplicity, we would argue it is certainly a stitch that should not be overlooked, particularly because of it’s simplicity. Rib Stitches are reversible, stretchy and pretty versatile with the 1×1 Rib Stitch being no exception. […]
5 Advantages to Knitting with Cashmere Yarn
5 Advantages of Knitting with Cashmere Yarn Cashmere has for many, many years been the yarn of high fashion and chic. We will go in depth with the crème de la crème of wool, from its amazing features to the drawbacks you should keep in mind and how to maintain your Cashmere projects in good […]
