This stitch is an excellent choice for adding a bit of raised texture to any sweater, cardigan or hat.

This is quite a short and straightforward pattern, but don't let that fool you into complacency, there are a couple of tricky advanced techniques in there, so make sure you fully understand them before you start.

Looking to get started, well lets move on to the instructions...

   Contents

   1. Introduction
   2. Instructions
      2.1 Written (Long-hand)
      2.2 Techniques Required
      2.3 Written (Traditional)
      2.4 Chart
   3. Swatch Examples
   4. Hazelnut Stitch Projects

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Looking to get started, well lets move on to the instructions...

   Contents

   1. Introduction
   2. Instructions
      2.1 Written (Long-hand)
      2.2 Techniques Required
      2.3 Written (Traditional)
      2.4 Chart
   3. Swatch Examples
   4. Ridge Stitch Projects

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This stitch is a complete accident, generated by not paying attention whilst trying to knit the Trinity/Bramble Stitch whilst watching television at the same time! We named this, the Birch Stitch, although if anyone knows the real name for it then please let us know!

Guess it's that time to get on with the instructions now!

   Contents

   1. Introduction
   2. Instructions
      2.1 Written (Long-hand)
      2.2 Techniques Required
      2.3 Written (Traditional)
      2.4 Chart
   3. Swatch Examples
   4. Birch Stitch Projects

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