These easy stitch textures will inspire you to design your own scarf, dishcloth, blanket, or more!īrowse all fifty designs below to find free written pattern instructions and video tutorials of your favorites. Trim your fringes to size.Enjoy my collection of 50 Knit Stitch Patterns for Beginning Knitters with different combinations of simple knit and purl stitches.
Then pull your ends through your loop and pull gently to tighten the fringe ( photo 14, 15). Insert your thumb and index finger in the loop ( photo 13). If you attach fringes to other parts of your blanket, just take the stem of the dc. If you make a fringe on the border of two colours, use the stitch in which you’ve attached your new colour. Insert your crochet needle through the loop, and pull the loop through your blanket ( photo 12). Take a fringe and fold it in half ( photo 11). The fringes are going to be knotted double in your blanket and if you make fringes with 14 strands, they’ll end up too bulky in my opinion. Divide these into two strands of 7 threads each with the colours split at random. Grab a strand from each yarn and cut sections of 15cm. First, gather all your yarns and put them in a bucket or box so they can’t roll away. If you’re not too sure, just start with making fringes in between the colours and in every black row, and add extra fringes if you deem this necessary later. So I’ve added fringes in every 3rd row of a colour block too. I started out with fringes in between two colours and in every black row, but that seemed a little sad and lonely. I’ve added the fringes on different places ( arrows, photo 10). For the second repeat, don’t work the final row of Colour O but instead, end with the 5 rows of Colour N. Repeat the whole colour sequence, including using Colour A and B another time.
Repeat Row 2 for every next row of the blanket, using the following colours: Row 11 Join Colour O with a ss, Repeat Row 2. Repeat Row 2 five times ( photo 8, 9), cut yarn. Rows 6-10 Join Colour B with a ss on the same side as where you’ve finished with your last row.
You now have 5 rows of the same colour ( photo 7), Cut yarn. Row 2 Ch3 (counts as 1dc), 1dc in last st of previous row, *10dc, dc3tog, 10dc, (1dc, ch1, 1dc) in chain-space of previous row ( photo 5) repeat from * another 6 times, 10dc, dc3tog, 10dc, 2dc in last st of previous row ( which will be the ch3 with which you started your row, photo 6), turn work. Row 1 Ch3 ( counts as first dc), 1dc in 4th ch from hook ( photo 1), 10dc, dc3tog ( photo 2), 10dc ( you’ll see a bend in the blanket starts to form, photo 3), (1dc, ch1, 1dc) in next st, *10dc, dc3tog, 10dc, (1dc, ch1, 1dc) in next st repeat from * another 5 times, 10dc, dc3tog, 10dc, 2dc in last st, turn work.
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