7 free Slip Stitch Patterns knitting patterns

Free Knitting Stitch for Sheaf Stitch

Free Knitting Stitch for Sheaf Stitch. The Sheaf Stitch, also sometimes called the Wheat Stitch, is a textured knitting pattern that creates a fabric with a visually interesting, slightly raised design resembling bundles of wheat or sheaves. It’s achieved by combining knit and purl stitches …

Free Knitting Stith for Knitted Openwork

Free Knitting Stith for Knitted Openwork. The Knotted Openwork stitch crafts an intriguing, textured fabric by combining airy openings with small, defined “knots.” The fundamental technique is remarkably straightforward: work a sequence of three knit stitches, then perform a simple “pass-over,” lifting the first knit …

Free Knitting Stitch Slip Loop

The Slip Loop stitch is a very simple knitting pattern that creates a subtly textured fabric. The texture arises from alternating slipped stitches with knit stitches. Slipping a stitch without knitting it creates a slightly elongated stitch that sits on the surface of the work, …

Quilted Stitch – Free Knitting Stitch

Slipped stitches form a regular pattern of diagonals and dimples. Easy to remember free slip stitch knitting pattern that helps to create a lovely textured fabric that is quite dense, making for a great kit stitch for warm garments! A look at how this pretty …

Bamboo Stitch – Free Knitting Stitch

Bamboo Stitch – Free Knitting Stitch from Knitting Bee. The Bamboo stitch is a relatively easy pattern to learn consisting of just two rows, it makes for a great stitch pattern for beginners to knit and creates a versatile textured stitch that is great for …

St. John’s Wort Knitting Stitch Pattern

St. John’s Wort is a gorgeous traditional lace knitting stitch that is easy and fun to knit up, perfect for shawls and other lacy items! Abbreviations: k = knit p = purl sl = slip a stitch without working it from the left needle to …

Diagonal Cross Stitch Knitting Pattern

Free Diagonal Cross Stitch Knitting Pattern that is quite pretty from both sides! Abbreviations: k = knit p = purl yo = yarn over   Cast on multiples of 4 + 2 Row 1: *k1, p1; rep from * to end Row 2: *k1, p1; rep …