The Double Alternate Andalou Stitch is a stitch that uses knits and purls to create a subtle textured fabric. It is great for blankets, wash cloths, or any pattern that has large panels.
Love it~~~I have questions every day that YOU solve for me~~thanks~~
maureen hill says:
Thanks for these awesome tutorials. I have learned so many awesome new stitches from your videos. As a new knitter, they are invaluable. Could you someday show how you tension your yarn for english knitting? I cant figure out how you do it and it would make knitting that way much faster.
Thanks and keep up the great work!
maureen hill
judyfbh says:
On your video Row 4 starts with P2, but on the printed instructions, Row 4 starts with P3. What is the correct Row 4? I like the stitch and would like to make it.
Thanks.
@judyfbh it’s a p2. I’ve fixed the written directions. thanks for pointing it out.
anne47allen says:
I needed a stich for a baby blanket. his looks likethe one! Not too open, nice and warm.
Susan says:
Loved this stitch – thanks for sharing – glad to see that you are back.
SueFerns says:
I really like your new page! It’s not so distracting. Just an idea for future days, show different types of knitting. Like the continental, american, peruvian, old germain, etc. I am on knitting paradise and the folks on there keep talking about different way of knitting. Love your site!
@SueFerns glad you like it. I would love to do other styles of knitting, but it take about 4 hours just to produce one video in one style. And I’m a horrible continental knitter.
Love it~~~I have questions every day that YOU solve for me~~thanks~~
Thanks for these awesome tutorials. I have learned so many awesome new stitches from your videos. As a new knitter, they are invaluable. Could you someday show how you tension your yarn for english knitting? I cant figure out how you do it and it would make knitting that way much faster.
Thanks and keep up the great work!
maureen hill
On your video Row 4 starts with P2, but on the printed instructions, Row 4 starts with P3. What is the correct Row 4? I like the stitch and would like to make it.
Thanks.
@judyfbh it’s a p2. I’ve fixed the written directions. thanks for pointing it out.
I needed a stich for a baby blanket. his looks likethe one! Not too open, nice and warm.
Loved this stitch – thanks for sharing – glad to see that you are back.
I really like your new page! It’s not so distracting. Just an idea for future days, show different types of knitting. Like the continental, american, peruvian, old germain, etc. I am on knitting paradise and the folks on there keep talking about different way of knitting. Love your site!
@SueFerns glad you like it. I would love to do other styles of knitting, but it take about 4 hours just to produce one video in one style. And I’m a horrible continental knitter.