Moss stitch is a great stitch pattern for both beginners and experienced knitters. It is an easy stitch to learn, as it only involves two basic knitting techniques: knit and purl. Moss stitch ...

The pattern calls for knit, purl, and slip stitches along with yarn overs, knit 2 togethers, and stitches passed over. It is made with cotton yarn – a favored fiber for knit bralette patterns ...

The purl stitch is a foundational building block of knitting. It may seem complicated, but that’s simply not true. In fact, the purl stitch is the exact opposite of the knit stitch. Once you ...

They proudly displayed and talked about hats, scarves, throws, bracelets, pocketbooks, baby clothes and other items they were knitting, or had already knit, in the 10 months the group has been ...

→ Purl Stitch. With the working yarn in front, ... Work a 1-by-1 ribbing by alternating knit and purl stitches until the piece measures one inch. Switch to size 6 needles.

The super-talented Annie Modesitt is in town through Sunday, teaching a variety of classes at Abundant Yarn & Dyeworks and Knit Purl. She's been blogging about her visit to Portland and, in an ...

Knit one more stitch onto the left needle, then pull the bottom one up and over the top. Keep doing this, one at a time, until you’re down to a single stitch on the left needle. Grab your scissors.

You'll also need to know two basic stitches – the knit, and the purl stitch – and how to knit two stitches together. Let's get started. Materials. 2 x 50g balls of 8ply (Double Knit) yarn; ...