5 free knitting patterns tagged four row repeat stitch
The Herringbone Texture stitch is a knitting pattern that produces a textured fabric with a subtle, all-over design. It achieves this effect by combining knit and purl stitches in a specific arrangement, creating a slightly broken-up surface. The pattern incorporates sections of ribbing (alternating knit …
These patterns create “Mock Cables,” which are textured knitting stitches that mimic the look of true cables without requiring the use of a cable needle. They achieve this by manipulating the order in which stitches are worked, creating a twisted or crossed effect. Both patterns presented here …
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 …
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, …
Open Chain Ribbing free Knitting Stitch. This stitch pattern produces a surprisingly airy and textured fabric, despite its “ribbing” designation. It creates a series of interconnected, open “chains” that run vertically along the fabric, separated by columns of garter stitch. The chains are formed through …
