The Double Moss Knit Stitch Pattern.
Hi, Guys, I'm Kristen and thank you for
joining me here on Studio Knit.
Today we are going to check out the Double Moss Knit Stitch Pattern
For those of you familiar with the Seed or the Irish Moss
stitches you can see that this is a slight variation on those it is an easy
level project so it is perfect for everyone who has completed my
ABSOLUTE BEGINNER KNITTING SERIES
And this pattern lays flat really nicely it's
also reversible meaning that both the front (or the right) and the wrong sides
of your work are totally identical and for our materials we are going to be
using yarn you can use any size you'd like, appropriately sized knitting
needles. of course you want to have scissors and a tapestry needle on hand
if you'd like to know the exact materials I'm using in this video I will
link to those in the description for you like I said this is an easy level
pattern so I have it for free totally for free over on my website it also is
included in my KNIT STITCH PATTERN BOOK and now you can see I am including
knitting charts so if you're new to reading charts these easy knit and purl
patterns are a really great way to get introduced to them and in the pattern
book there is a button if you're looking at it online that will take you directly
to a video if you've printed it out you can just scan that QR code to hop on
over to the web version my pattern book is available for purchase over on Etsy
so let's knit it up to begin we start with our beloved Slip Knot and we are
going to be casting on at multiples of four plus two so start by casting on
four I'm just using the longtail cast on method another four until you have
however many you'd like in multiples of four and then the plus two just means
that you add two more stitches okay Row one is knitting two so that means you're
knitting one stitch and then you're knitting a second stitch to begin
and p2 there means that we're purling - so we bring our yarn to the front and
then let's get in focus and in the in range of the camera here so you can see
that there are two purl stitches right there and what you do between those
asterisks you just repeat the k2 and the p2 all the way down to the end of the
row and remember when we added those two stitches when we cast on well here we're
going to be finishing up Row 1 with an additional two knit stitches onto row
two we begin by purling two so you want to
make sure that your yarn is in the front and the first stitch is a purl the
second stitch is a purl and then we repeat the pattern between the asterisks
which is knitting two and purling two all the way down the row see I told you
this is a super simple pattern and the result is really pretty now Row three is
pretty much the exact same thing as what we just did we are starting by purling
two so of course you want your yarn in the front your purling two and then you
are going to take your yarn to the back so that you can knit two stitches of
course you do this to the end of the row and your last two stitches will be purl
stitches alright row four we are beginning by
knitting two and then the pattern repeat is between those asterisks so we purl
two and after that you'll knit two and you'll do that all the way to the end of
your row to achieve the full pattern you simply repeat rows 1 through 4 so after
you're done with Row 4 begin again on row 1 and here is how the double mas
stitch will look when you are done just keep knitting until it's the length that
you desire I hope you are inspired to knit up this double
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