Knitting Hexagon Stitch - Geometric Knitted Pattern - Thick Knit Stitches
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
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This is a very open yet thick knitting pattern. Very unique and great for your next knitted design pattern.
/// INSTRUCTIONS:
Uneven number of stitches (odd number)
K=knit
Repeat from * to *
Cast on your stitches anyway you wish. (I used the long tail cast on).
-Special stitch (Pick up the loose strand and the stitch with your right needle, put your left needle in front of the stitches and knit them through the back)-.
Abriviation= puktb = (Pick up and knit through back).
Knit one row.
Row 1.- K1 stitch, k next stitch from the row below end with k1.
Row 2.- *K1, puktb*, end with k1.
Row 3.- *K1 stitch from the row below, k1*, end with k1 stitch from the
row below.
Row 4.- puktb, k1 end with puktb.
Repeat these 4 rows.
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Much simpler and faster is slipping stitches with yarn-overs.
Beautiful design 🤩
thanx Joanne. you make the hardest stitches look effortless. think i'm going to use this to make a hat.
Love this, thank you for sharing. I'm working this stitch as a baby afghan and it looks amazing!
Thank you so much. I absolutely love this stitch
Ptokhb
Beautiful stitch, thank you for sharing
Love it!
Lovely pattern thanks so much for showing but i think im not so confident in doing that yet cause I'm just getting to know how to do 1 below. 👍😚🤗❣💚
Gracias 😍😍😍
Nice pattern 👌 👌👍
Looks beautiful, thank you! What does the reverse look like? Would this be a suitable stitch for a scarf?
It's different but still nice.
love you!
Can this pattern be used as a waistband and button band in a cardigan?
Would you be willing to test this against other types of stitches, In a ripping test? I'd like to see if this hexagon stich pattern is the strongest
It is strong. You might want to do the test.
@@JoannesWeb I'm looking to invent a new type of clothing made of nitinol and have in computer controlled, but I need to figure out a way to weave or 'stich' the nitinol wire.
Basically designing a suit similar to the marvel Spiderman suit
Thank you Joanne! It's so beautiful! 😍 Is it a reversible stitch?
No. It isn't. The wrong side looks like a purl side.
JoannesWeb thank you 😊
Those are really neat dpns! May I ask where you"be gotten them? They look pretty long.
I have no idea, dear. My mother had them.
@@JoannesWeb Yes Ma'am, thank you!
Is this a good stitch for baby blanket? I would like to purchase a DIY kit if you have.
We don't sell kits, but thank you. You can use a DK yarn for a baby blanket. Figure out the stitches you need to cast on. Make sure you have Edge stitches.
is this similar to the bee stitch?
figen figen I thought the same thing. I’m sure loads of stitches have different names. Hard to keep up with it all. Joanne makes me want to knit more 🙂
This is such a pretty stitch but it is by far my least favorite to do. It's horrendously annoying and I will be half way through a project only to realize I did the last two rows flipped AND there's no way to unravel those two rows and fix it. You have to completely start over. Just tried it again and decided there is no way I am making and entire blanket like this.
Please, always use a lifeline. czcams.com/video/Kn1hXpiuXNw/video.html