Stitch Description
This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the Scallop Pattern stitch. This simple lace pattern creates a fabric with columns of scalloped shells. It is great for scarves, hats, socks, mittens, and blankets.
Video Tutorial
Materials Used
100% Organic Merino Wool
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Addi Lace Click Interchangeable Needle Set
Have all the needles you’ll ever need in one convenient carrying case! The addi Lace Click system provides 8 different sizes of addi Lace tips, five different lengths of our new, extremely pliable blue cord, and one connector piece which helps to either store stitches or combine your cords. The Click tips require no tools to change; simply insert the cord deep into the tip, twist and release. The tips will remain secure until you change them, thanks to the Click's revolutionary locking mechanism. The addi Click tips are nickel plated. Our nickel plating process is electro-static, which produces a smooth, rounded edge, where the tip and the cord "click" together.
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Pattern Instructions
Cast on in multiples of 13 + 2
- Row 1: (right side) k1, *sl 1, k1, psso, k9, k2tog; rep from * to last st, k1.
- Row 2: purl
- Row 3: k1, *sl 1, k1, psso, k7, k2tog; rep from * to last st, k1.
- Row 4: purl
- Row 5: k1, *sl 1, k1, psso, yo, [k1, yo] 5 times, k2tog; rep from *to last st, k1.
- Row 6: knit
Repeat these 6 rows until you have reached your desired length.
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I realize that it is a lot of video time and repeating but it would be really great if you actually showed the whole row. For someone who is learning to read and understand the pattern it’s hard to understand what you mean by repeat from last. Sorry if it is inconvenient. Thank you
Hi Zhenia!
That sounds more like an issue with learning to read a pattern. We plan on doing a video or class on this topic in the future, but we won’t be showing an entire row in the video.
Thanks for the suggestion!
-Johnny
Actually since I have been watching your videos, I have come to learn how to read patterns. You are great. Thanks 🙂