Knit techniques

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

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I’ve been wanting to try rolling dice to generate a stitch pattern for a while, using my secret code techniques for the layout, and so this étude is a try at that. I think it worked out well.…

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

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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.

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…

some more stuff in progress on the hacked domestic machine, trying out a new handwritten pattern with hand dyed yarn 🪲 #handdyedyarn #ayab #hackedknittingmachine #knitting #knit #handknit #fibreart #textiledesign #textiles

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Learn how to work this great leaf knitting stitch by watching this video tutorial! Keep reading for tips on how to master this tight pattern.

Tuck Knitting - drop stitches between, lift and rehang

Hand manipulated, alternating 1x1 ribbing, tuck fabric in between beds, knit, then switch the k to r stitches. Top portion (green plaid) is the knit side, every 4th stitch was moved to the rib bed, then switched back and the next one moved down.