Knit a lace like stitch

Knit a lace like stitch

Here is an easy, up close, demonstration of a really easy lace like stitch. This delicate stitch looks difficult but the pattern consists of a simple pattern: knit one, yarn over, knit two together, yarn over, knit two, yarn over, and repeat the knit two process until you get to the end and knit one. This lace like knitting pattern makes a great scarf or fancy knit hat.

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brendafos 8 months ago
Thanks. This is exactly what I was looking for. I love the video.
But could you do the yarn over a touch slower. Which direction around are you going? But I think I've figured it out.
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sewmutch last month
Way too fast. I couldn't get any of it.
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