Knit techniques

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Knit and purl blocks to create folding fabric_ “pleats” – alessandrina.com

There are many reasons why you might want to have holes in your knitting, fashion included! The distressed look can add variety and texture to many patterns - this technique calls for lots of experimentation! This pattern describes four different sized holes worked over 2 stitches and 2 rows, 4 stitches and 4 rows, 8

I revisited the above fabrics in another experiment recently. This first sample was produced as a hand technique after casting on with 2 needles in work, 2 out of work. In the bottom half there were variations from 8 down to 4 rows of knitting before additional groups were introduced, beginning on…

Yakshi Malhotra on Instagram: "New demo up on YouTube 😍 A little change goes a long way in achieving a different yet beautiful outcome in knit. Sometimes it’s the needle you bring into action, change of transfer tool and ofcourse yarns (always being key in swatch development). Link in stories 👆🏻 #knittersgonnaknit #machineknittersofinstagram #dubiedknitting #machineknitting #knitclass #yarnporn #textiledesign #csmknit #knitstudio #knittedlace #happycreativelife"

The Drop Stitch technique uses additional wraps around your working needle while knitting to create elongates stitches. Also called the Elongated Stitch.

Emma ✨ knitwear design on Instagram: "✨The Norwegian Purl✨changed my knitting for good . Before learning about this technique I would switch between knitting continental style and purling English style, which made my tension uneven throughout my project and creating ribbing unbearably slow. When I learned this technique the experience of knitting transformed 👏and I never looked back!👏 Have you tried this technique before? Pattern: #unwindpetricor by @unwind_knitwear in @brooklyntweed…

Knitted ruffles and frills are a feminine addition to sweaters, skirts, jackets, scarves, baby clothes and blankets. You can even knit an entire scarf out of ruffles. Barb's Koigu Ruffle scarf from Churchmouse Classics is one of my favorites.