Stocking stitch knitting

Today, a great technique which will help you whether you want to knit faster, or even you don't love purling: How knit the Stockinette stitch without purling.

In this post you can learn how to knit stocking stitch. It is one of the most used knitting sitches and also one that beginner knitters master easily.

After the Garter stitch the Stockinette or Stocking stitch is the most basic and commonly used around the world. It has a very smooth texture on one side [what we call the right side of the work (RS) for most knitting patterns or the knit side], easy to identify because it looks like columns of “V’s”, each one next to the other.

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Two of the basic knitting stitch patterns are actually opposite sides of the same pattern. The reverse stocking stitch knitting pattern is actually just the reverse side of the stocking stitch knitting stitch pattern.

In today’s tutorial, I’m sharing how to knit a variant of the classic Stockinette (Stocking) stitch. It’s a two-row repeat pattern, another combination of plain knit and purl rows, but, with a little bit of texture, great for beginners.

Stockinette stitch is a basic knitting stitch. To knit stockinette stitch (abbreviated St st), you alternate a knit row with a purl row. Stockinette stitch (or

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A super simple edge stitch that will keep your stockinette stitch from rolling in. This trick will flatten your knitting.

This stitch forms a stable, sturdy fabric that combines the appearance of and favourable properties stocking (stockinette) stitch and 1 x 1 rib. We’ve used it in our . Unlike stocking stitch, it does not curl in either…