The Tuck Stitch :: Knitting Stitch #217
Stitch Description
This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the tuck stitch. This stitch creates a diamond shaped pattern. The tuck stitch would be great for sweaters, socks, and gloves!
Video Tutorial
Materials Used
Valley Yarns Northampton
Sourced the softest wool WEBS could find and dyed in a beautiful collection of solid colors and heathered shades. It is a dream to felt and soft enough for cozy garments. Valley Yarns Northampton also has a whopping 247 yards per skein. It is beautiful and economical. Made in Peru.
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Stitch Characteristics
Pattern Instructions
Cast On: Multiples of 6 + 5
- Row 1: Purl.
- Row 2: Knit.
- Row 3: Purl.
- Row 4: Knit.
- Row 5: Purl.
- Row 6: Knit 2, *knit in stitch 4 rows below, knit 5, repeat from * to last 3 stitches, k4 below, k2.
- Row 7: Purl.
- Row 8: Knit.
- Row 9: Purl.
- Row 10: Knit.
- Row 11: Purl.
- Row 12: Knit 5, *Knit in stitch 4 rows below, knit 5, repeat from * to end.
Repeat rows 1-12 until you have reached your desired length.
Swatch Photos
Example of the Tuck Stitch Right Side (click for larger image)
Example of the Tuck Stitch Wrong Side (click for larger image.)
Very interesting; can’t wait to try it!
what would happen if you purled the 4 dropped stitiches together on the back side
would it be a hot mess??? just a question.
I wouldn’t do that. But that’s just me.
I just watched the new stitch posted today ,The Indian Cross Stitch. Now I’m knitting it. So glad I
found this site. Thanks!
Love the look of this Indian Crossed Stitch. Can’t wait to learn it. Thanks Johnny.