
hey guys. i know there are many of you here who knit lace, and i'm wondering if there's a way i can get knit a lace pattern that'll give me vertical columns in this style:
*yarn over eyelet, 1 knit stich,*
(repeating between *s, and maybe some type of 1-2 stitch border?)
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Here are a couple of
Here are a couple of patterns from "knittingfool" that might have the effect you have in mind:
http://www.knittingfool.com/pages/stCatalog2.guest.cfm?StitchID=772&name=Stockinette%20Faggot%20Beading&numofst=3&stplus=0&rows=2&rplus=0&sym=0
http://www.knittingfool.com/pages/stCatalog2.guest.cfm?StitchID=776&name=Feathered%20Lace%20Ladder&numofst=4&stplus=0&rows=2&rplus=1&sym=0
Joyful knitting,
Mark
This pattern should work. I
This pattern should work. I have not tried to stitch it, but the numbers work.
RS) k2, *yo,k2*, end on k2
WS) k, k2tog, *k2,k2tog* end with k2
That should work, yes. as
That should work, yes. as long as you don't mind the 2 (or more) knits between YO's. It doesn't work for single stitch dividers - and if you go to alternating the single stich between yo's with more, then you are back to paired eyelets ....
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There are ways to get
There are ways to get vertical columns - but normally with PAIRS of eyelets....
Vedrtical VERTICAL columns
VedrticalVERTICAL columns are tricky.The closest I know to a true vertical is the filet knitting technique - which is a three row repeat.
row a) YO, k2tog
row b) pul1 the decrease, YO, slip the previous YO purlwise - this will give you two parallel strands of yarn over the needle
row c) knit 2
the next triplet you have to reverse everything:
row a2) p2tog, YO
row b2) YO, slip yo purlwise, knit1
row c2) purl 2
it doesnt work out the way i
it doesnt work out the way i want it to...i tried. i even tried doing the decreases from the purl side; still dont work
thanks though!! :D
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yes but i would do
yes but i would do knit2gether yo that way you get a decrease for every yarn over
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