This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the anemone stitch. This stitch creates a dense but delicate pattern. The anemone stitch would be great for afghans, cushions, and baby booties!
Materials Used in this Tutorial
The silver content in SilverSpun makes it therapeutic and conductive. Silver kills a number of bacteria, including those that cause odor, has excellent thermal properties, is nontoxic and is perfect for those with sensitive skin. Silver is also an excellent conductive agent, thus allowing smartphone or tablet touch screen use while wearing gloves knit from this yarn. The silver is permanently adhered to the yarn and will not wash out. Made in the USA.
A pair of knitting needles
[clear]
Sponsored by:
[clear]
TECHNIQUES USED IN THIS STITCH:
Knit Stitch – K
Purl – P
Knit 4 Together (K4tog)- Knit 4 stitches together as one stitch.
Purl 4 Together (P4tog)- Purl 4 stitches together as one stitch.
Skill: Easy
Cast On:Multiple of 4 sts.
Pattern Instructions
-
Row 1
(Wrong Side): Purl, wrapping yarn twice for each st.
-
Row 2
*Sl 4 sts briefly in order to drop extra wraps, replace the 4 elongated sts on left hand needle, then (k4tog, p4tog) twice into these same 4 sts; rep from *.
-
Row 3
P2, purl across wrapping yarn twice for each st, to the last 2 sts, end p2.
-
Row 4
K2, *Sl 4 sts briefly in order to drop extra wraps, replace the 4 elongated sts on left hand needle, then (k4tog, p4tog) twice into these same 4 sts; rep from *, across to the last 2 sts, end k2.
Repeat rows 1-4 until you have reached your desired length.
Like This Stitch?
Check out The Harmony Guides: Knit & Purl for more great stitches just like the ones on this site!
Swatch Photos
Example of the Anemone Stitch. Right Side (Click for Larger Image)
Example of the Anemone Stitch. Wrong Side (Click for Larger Image)
[sidebar alias=”after-post” ]
I like this yarn, but it has made the last two daily stitches’ (knitting) details virtually invisible.Today not as much as yesterday, but still somewhat obscured.
Thanks Erin!
We definitely appreciate the feedback.
It is a very cool yarn, but the silver makes it a little hard to see stitch patterns.
Our sponsors enable you to enjoy the videos for free, so sometimes we have to make compromises. I hope you understand.
wooow great stich..explaination is so well explained..thanks johnny
That is very pretty, I like learning new knitting patterns and with the how to along with instructions it makes it so much easier to follow and understand!!! Thank you Johnny
Sincerely Donna Williams