The Changing Rib Stitch is a pretty Rib Stitch variation on 1x3 Ribbing.
The stitch is suitable for an all-over pattern or for selective rib trimming, such as around collars and cuffs.
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Cast on in multiples of eight stitches for your project.
The Herringbone Twill Stitch uses Slip Stitches to create a side-to-side zigzag pattern than produces a very firm fabric.
The stitch gives a very distinct and very firm pattern, particularly useful for projects (or areas of projects) that you do not want a lot of stretch or give.
The effect is created by slipping stitches knitwise in a series of progressively moving four stitch repeats, offset with a couple of knit (or purl) stitches to create the overall effect.
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Cast on any multiple of four stitches for your project.
The Minaret Stitch produces a slender Cable that resembles the domed structure of a mosque's minaret.
The Minaret Stitch is edging between an intermediate and advanced stitch, as it combines cables, slip stitches and decreases together to generate the arching domal structure. If any of the techniques listed below are new to you, I would hardly recommend following the video instructions before you start on the pattern proper.
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Cast on any multiple of twelve plus four stitches for your project.
The Wild Oats Stitch is an interesting cross between a Cables & Twist Stitch & a Slip Stitch.
The stitch gives a softly contoured pattern with a low relief, producing a less "in-your-face" more subtle texture.
The effect is created by slipping stitches purlwise a couple of rows followed by a row of cable stitches.
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Cast on any multiple of four plus one stitches for your project.
The Daisy stitch gives a beautiful repeating slipped flower pattern is a member of the Slip Stitch family.
The stitch involves looping several knit stitches into previously created rows to give the daisy flower effect. This effect is done on a background of the Stockinette Stitch.
Cast on multiples of 10 + 8 stitches.
