This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the twisted openwork stitch. This stitch creates a textured fabric with eyelets. The twisted openwork stitch would be great to for baby blankets, sweaters or cowls!
Hi Johnny
I have seen many beautiful stitches on this site and my question is how can I incorporate them in a sweater pattern is there a formula? I can do the revision until I get to the underarm. I cant figure out what part of the pattern to omit. I have only made bottom up sweaters would it work for a top down ? Maybe if you get enough requests we can do a class on how to use the different stitches in our patterns, they are so full of texture and beautiful . NEW STITCH is part of my morning routine with coffee thanks for the wonderful website.
Cherie Seattle
Johnny Vasquez says:
That’s a pretty complex question so I can’t really address it here in the comments. If you want to suggest a class on that topic we’ll definitely put it on one of our future surveys.
kbos@charter.net says:
If working this in the round, how would you work rows 4 & 8 with the yarn overs and arounds? Thanks!
Johnny Vasquez says:
you would swap them, do the yon first and the yfrn second. I haven’t tested it, but I’m pretty sure that’s how it should work.
Hi Johnny
I have seen many beautiful stitches on this site and my question is how can I incorporate them in a sweater pattern is there a formula? I can do the revision until I get to the underarm. I cant figure out what part of the pattern to omit. I have only made bottom up sweaters would it work for a top down ? Maybe if you get enough requests we can do a class on how to use the different stitches in our patterns, they are so full of texture and beautiful . NEW STITCH is part of my morning routine with coffee thanks for the wonderful website.
Cherie Seattle
That’s a pretty complex question so I can’t really address it here in the comments. If you want to suggest a class on that topic we’ll definitely put it on one of our future surveys.
If working this in the round, how would you work rows 4 & 8 with the yarn overs and arounds? Thanks!
you would swap them, do the yon first and the yfrn second. I haven’t tested it, but I’m pretty sure that’s how it should work.