Hello friends!
Countdown to Christmas... *drumroll please*.... 30 days! One
more month! It’s getting closer.
I have always loved the look of the raspberry
stitch and really wanted to learn how to
make it, so I finally tried it out today. It always looked a little
complicated and maybe a little intimidating when I was a beginner knitter. It isn't too hard, all you need is to know how to do the knit and purl stitches and you can do the raspberry stitch
easily.
I came across iknitwithcatfur’s
Youtube video called “Raspberry Stitch or Trinity Stitch” and found it quite
easy to follow and understand. I recommend this video if the pattern below is difficult to follow, I find seeing a video helps me to learn to knit. You can click on the video image below for the video I watched.
It is so amazing how you can follow videos on youtube and learn how to do different stitches and they help with all kinds of things. I have looked at Youtube videos for tips on how to knit buttonholes, how to cable stitch, how to knit a hat, scarf etc. Everything!
It is so amazing how you can follow videos on youtube and learn how to do different stitches and they help with all kinds of things. I have looked at Youtube videos for tips on how to knit buttonholes, how to cable stitch, how to knit a hat, scarf etc. Everything!
So here is a photo from my very first attempt at the raspberry stitch! I hope you will try
it to if you haven’t already.
Raspberry stitch Pattern:
This pattern in done in four rows. Just repeat from row 1 every time you are done row 4 to complete your project.
ROW 1: P18 stitches (loose)
Row 2: k1, k1p1k1 (1 stitch), p3tog, kn1p1k1, p3tog, k1p1k1,
p3tog, k1p1k1, p3tog, k1
ROW3: P18 stitches (loose)
ROW 4: K1, p3tog, k1p1k1, p3tog, k1p1k1, p3tog, k1p1k1, k1
That looks very pretty. I might try it when I get a little better at knitting. It might be a while though. :)
ReplyDeleteYeah it's really fun to knit and it's nice once you see the pattern forming and you know you've done it right. Thanks for posting :)
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