This chevron stitch is one of the most versatile that we can find in the world of knitting. You can use it to make a scarf, a baby blanket, or add it to a knit garment. You decide how you like it best!
Getting this sort of “arrow” is easy and you won’t have a problem knitting it,
even if you are a beginner. With our Pima cotton and our video tutorial, you can’t go wrong.
Multiple of 14 stitches + 2. Not
reversible.
Row 1: purl all stitches.
Row 2: knit 1, knit 1 through the front and back loop to increase 1, knit 4, SKPO, knit 2 together and knit 4. *Knit 1 through the front and back loop to increase 1, knit 1 through the front and back loop to increase 1, knit 4, SKPO, knit 2 together, knit 4*. Repeat from * to * until there are 2 stitches remaining. Knit 1 through the front and back loop to increase 1, knit 1.
Row 3: purl all stitches.
Row 4: work the same as row 2
Repeat these 4 rows until you reach the desired length.
For this tutorial we used Pima cotton in the color mint and 5 mm wooden needles, but you can use the WAK yarn that you like best.
If you liked this stitch, you can learn many more knitting and crochet techniques with our tutorials and videos, and if you’re looking for a new project, we also have a ton of free patterns for you. Remember to share your progress with us using the hashtag #weareknitters on social media!
