The beaded rib stitch knitting pattern.
Hi, I'm Kristen, and welcome back
to my channel, Studio Knit.
This beaded rib stitch pattern
is a vintage design of ribbing rows.
They are separated by these little seed stitches
for additional texture and it easily lies flat.
This is a beginner-level project with a combination
of knits and purls and an easy-to-remember two-row repeat.
This is not a reversible pattern
because the right side of the work displays the design
and the wrong side is not identical.
However, you can see that the differences
on each side are both visually interesting and look great.
For your knitting supplies, Feel free to use
any gauge yarn and appropriately-sized knitting needles.
You'll also wanna have scissors
and a tapestry needle on hand.
Here's a great project idea for you,
using the beaded rib stitch.
It's my color block sampler scarf.
All of the textures are easy knit and purl designs.
It begins with the double moss stitch
and then we have the beaded rib stitch right here.
Here is the tile squares, zigzag.
I just love this pattern so much.
And the lattice seed stitch.
And then we come back around to the beaded rib stitch.
I'll have a link to this free scarf pattern
for you in the description below.
If you're interested in this stitch pattern
and would like to see more, please like up this video,
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and never miss a stitch.
So let's go ahead and knit it up.
We are casting on in multiples of five plus two.
So we are casting on multiples of five.
Continue casting on for the width
that you would like of your project,
and at the very end, add two additional stitches.
Now, if you would like a garter stitch border
like I have in my sample, then you can add
a few more stitches as well,
two on one side and two on the other.
So I would add additionally, four stitches
if you plan to have a garter stitch border
on the sides, of two stitches each, but in this sample,
I'm just knitting the beaded rib stitch pattern for you.
So row one, we are beginning by purling two stitches.
There's a repeat pattern between the asterisks,
five stitches total.
So we have these two purl stitches and we bring our yarn
to the back and knit one stitch, that's the third stitch.
Then there's a purl one and knit one.
So this pattern between the asterisks,
those little stars, is P two, K one, P one, K one,
and you continue that pattern all the way down the row
until you get to the last two stitches.
At that point, you will bring your yarn to the front
and purl those last two stitches.
Next on row two, we are beginning
by knitting those two additional stitches.
Just knitting one, knitting two,
And then our row repeat begins between those asterisks.
And that is P three, K two.
Again, there are five stitches that we are repeating.
So we're purling one, two, and three,
and then bringing our yarn to the back
and knitting two stitches.
Repeat P three, K two until you get to the end of the row.
This is a two row repeat.
Here, our pattern isn't quite emerging yet.
Continue repeating rows one and two
until your piece is the length that you desire.
And you can see that because it is a rib stitch,
it is a little bit stretchy.
You may find the written pattern
available on my website, totally for free.
It's also included in my knit stitch pattern book.
You'll see that because this is a two-row repeat,
the beaded rib stitch is here in the first section
on page 13, flipping to it.
It has an entire page to itself with a full-color photo.
This little symbol means that it
is not a reversible pattern.
We have our cast on instructions.
There's also a knitting chart,
if you like knitting from those.
And I have instructions to knit both flat and in the round
I hope you are inspired to give
this beaded rib stitch a try.
I have lots of great knit stitch patterns for you,
many easy to remember knit and purls.
Thank you so much for joining me
and I will see you here next time.
Bye.