How to knit netted stitch
The netted stitch is so easy to knit and yet so intricate looking, that any knitter worth their salt should have it memorized. You can use it for lots of…
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The greatest variety of types of stitches that you can find in wool, cotton, and fabric yarn. To knit or crochet.
How to knit the two color Daisy Stitch
Break out your needles to learn how to knit this new stitch! It’s one of the most well known among knitters; we’re going to show you a classic: the daisy…
How to make a drop stitch cable
When we knit, we can include cables in our project to give it more interest, there are thousands of design possibilities and different ways to make them, so they can…
How to knit a cabled heart
Knitting cables can help us incorporate different textures into our garments. There are many ways to make them, and if you need to learn how, you can check out our…
How to do arm knitting
A while back we showed you that knitting is possible without needles, using our body with finger knitting, and today we’re back with another surprising method: arm knitting, using our…
How to knit moss stitch (even number of stitches)
Today we are going to show you how to knit moss stitch, a stitch very similar to seed stitch. They’re almost identical, but moss stitch gives a deeper texture to…
How to knit American moss stitch (odd number of stitches)
Aside from making your projects stand out with their great texture, American moss stitch allows us to work with an even or odd number of stitches. It’s one of the…
How to knit Teepee stitch
The stitch we are going to teach you today is inspired by the dwellings that some Native American tribes use known as teepees. It’s because this stitch forms a…
How to knit zigzag rib stitch
It’s never a bad idea to expand our repertoire of knitting patterns, especially if they’re as useful and easy as the one we are going to show you today, zigzag…
How to knit tic-tac-toe stich
Do you remember that game you used to play on paper when you were little? You made an O and your opponent an X, until one of you got three…
How to knit braided rib stitch
Today we’re bringing you a new stitch to add to your collection! It’s called the braided rib stitch, it has the characteristics of ribbing, but the appearance of a more…
How to knit circle stitch
Today’s stitch is the kind we really like… by combining knit-stitches and purl-stitches, we can sometimes get surprising results. Today, we’re going to take advantage of these results and learn how to…
How to Knit German Herringbone Stitch
We love to knit German Herringbone stitch! There are tons of different variations of this classic stitch, so you can choose the one that works best for your pattern, it’s…
Perfect edges when knitting in stockinette stitch and garter stitch
One of our biggest passions is making sure our projects always come out impeccable and perfect. Not long ago, in another post, we showed you some ways to get perfect…
How to make the brioche stitch with two needles: easy method
Ah, brioche stitch, it makes us swoon! Haven’t you heard of it? It’s the trending stitch, you can knit it in one or two colors, whichever you prefer. You can…
How to knit the triangle stitch pattern
Textured stitch patterns add interest to your knit garments. We often think it’s too complicated to work patterns like this, but nothing could be further from the truth. Today we’ll…
How to knit in star stitch
There is nothing we love more in winter than to pass the afternoon knitting, cuddled into a warm blanket with a cup of coffee or tea to keep us company.…
How to knit with your fingers
Knitting with your fingers is easy, fast and it makes you addicted… and on top of all that it’s the perfect way to teach children how to knit, you couldn’t…
How to knit the big basketweave stitch
This stitch is a variation of the basketweave stitch, a stitch that is very easy to recognize as it forms little waves and as you can see from its name…
How to knit the double garter stitch
The double garter stitch is a variation of the garter stitch even though as you can see it has a very different finish than its easier little brother. The best…
How to knit the grater stitch
The stitch that we are going to show you today is another example of the versatility you gain just by knowing how to knit and purl stitches. The variety of…
How to knit herringbone lace rib stitch
This really beautiful stitch is knitted by combining knitted and purled stitches so that in the end you have a mixture of eyelet and rib stitch. It’s really easy to…
How to knit the estonian button stitch
Have you been wondering about the stitch we use one of our most popular T-shirts, the Lemon Tee? Here we will show you all you need to know to knit this…
How to knit horizontal braids
The horizontal braids are also known as “Vikkel braids”, and the technique originally comes from Estonia. They are rather small braids that you knit without using an auxiliary needle and…
