Tag: knitting stitches
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How to Knit a Simple Cable Stitch: Beginner-Friendly Cable Knitting Tutorial
The Simple Cable Knit Stitch is a classic and great place for beginners to start working with Cables and Twist Stitches. The stitch is instantly recognizable, as it adorns many a knitted cardigan and jumper, as panels or as a full pattern. It’s also, very suitable for giving cuffs or other fitted areas a little more… Read more
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How to Knit the Shaker’s Rib Stitch: Squishy, Reversible Texture
The Shaker’s Rib stitch is very airy, light and extremely stretchy member of the Rib Stitch family. This stitch, like most rib stitches produces a reversible fabric which is extremely stretchy, considerably more so than other rib stitches making it an ideal choice for hats. However, as like most rib stitches it is readily applicable… Read more
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Rib Stitches – What you need for texture, stretch, and style!
One of the most useful and used techniques, Rib Stitches create raised “ribbed” or vertical stripe textures to the fabric. Commonly generated by columns of Stockinette Stitch alternated with Reverse Stockinette, although additional stitches may also be included to give variation to the patterns. Ribbing has a strong tendency to contract laterally, forming small pleats… Read more