Every row: *Knit 1, purl 1, repeat from * to last stitch, Knit 1. …and that’s it, really! Repeat this row until your work ...

Pick up and knit a st from row below the first ... Repeat Rnds 1 and 2 until there are 56 (64) sts remaining. Continue working in rnds working top of foot in pattern stitch and sole (heel sts ...

A whole row of those rounded tops makes a puffy ridge; that's called a garter-stitch row ... Or take the knit below, which appears to be a multicolored grid straight-on but from an angle reveals ...

It will always come square so the size is up to you. Cast on 1 stitchNext row :- Make the one stitch into two stitches.Next row :- Knit 1, into the next stitch make another,3 stitches on needle ...

Break Yarn.. Stitches to hold. Stitches on the right to Upper working position Carriage on the Left. Rejoin Yarn. Knit 2 rows C. O.L. Decrease 1 st at neck edge every row for 4 rows. Decrease 1 st ...

For instance, a fabric made of just one stitch type, such as a knit or purl, tends to curl at the edges. But combine the two stitch types together in alternating rows ... 6/1/18) — and perhaps ...

Using yarn and two pointy needles (knitting) or one narrow hook (crochet), pretty much anyone can stitch up a piece of fabric. Or, you can take the whole yarncraft thing light-years further to ...