Apple Blossom and Scarab: free lace knitting stitch patterns
These came out of staring at a couple of standard stitch patterns for a while and then talking about those
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
These came out of staring at a couple of standard stitch patterns for a while and then talking about those
Continue readingImmediately after I posted about using a subset of rows from a complex chart as a coordinating stitch pattern, I
Continue readingEach month I encode a word suggested by my Patreon backers. I make one complex knitting stitch from that code,
Continue readingThere’s a lot of shawls and sweaters that make use of fancy lace, but that also have sections of simpler
Continue readingWhen I went to library school, one of my favorite classes was about the history of books and libraries. I
Continue readingI’ve been interested lately in the double increase that’s most handily abbreviated as KYOK: (k1, yo, k1) in one stitch.
Continue readingEach month, my supporters on Patreon suggest words for me to encode as knitting stitches. This month’s word is Prism, suggested
Continue readingThe last time I visited the topic of a knitted version of filet lace, I had come up with a
Continue readingI was browsing through the stitch patterns to find an example for an upcoming blog post when my attention was
Continue readingThis month’s Patreon-funded stitch pattern is based on the word hibernate, suggested by Maura. Sometimes I wish I could hibernate
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