The Wings Stitch 

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This is a lovely feathery or floral type of knitting stitch pattern that features and easy to follow 4-row repeat set of instructions with a multiple of 15 +2 stitch sequence.

A great pattern of decorative home-decor items or other projects like vests.

Instructions:

Multiple of 15 +2

Repeat from * to *

Row 1.- purl 2 *knit 13, purl 2*.

Row 2.- knit 2, *purl 13, knit 2*.

Row 3.- purl 2, *knit 4 stitches together, (yarn over, knit 1) 5 times, yarn over,

             knit 4 stitches together through the back of the stitches, purl 2.

Row 4.- knit 2, *purl 13, knit 2*.

Repeat these 4 rows. 

Cross Stitch Leaves

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This lovely and intricate pattern is most possible something you haven’t seen. It resembles cross-stitching, but also some kind of climbing vine or plant.

Another 4-row repeat pattern that is easy to follow and quite interesting to make for more summery types of projects.

Instructions:

Cross-Stitch Leaves

Multiple of 6 plus 3 plus 2 for the edges.

Example, 6 x 5=30,  plus 3=33, plus 2=35

Use the needles that the yarn calls for.

k=knot

p=purl

yo=yarn over

sl= slip or slide (purlwise)

k2togtb= knit 2 stitches together through back of loops.

Repeat from * to *

Note: Odd number rows are wrong side of work.

Row 1.- p1), *(p1, yo) 3 times, p3* last 4: (p1, yo) 3 times, p1.

Row 2.- k1), *(let go of yo, sl 1) 3 times, pass first 2 stitches over last one, keep the 2 on the left needle,  yo, k2togtb, k3* end with (let go of yo, sl1) 3 times,  k1.

Row 3.- p1), *p3, (p1, yo) 3 times, p3*, end with p1.

Row 4.- k1), *k3, (let go of yo, sl 1) 3 times, pass first 2 stitches over last one,  keep the 2 on the left needle,  yo, k2togtb*, end with k4.

Repeat these 4 rows, for pattern.

The Spine Stitch Knitting Pattern

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This pattern is quite similar to the way many ribbing patterns look. Except it is not stretchy as they are.

If you’re looking to elongate a garment, then this stitch is surely the way to go. It is also one of those stitches that is a forever classic and elegant pattern for your collection.

Instructions:

Multiple of 4 stitches.

Use the needles that the yarn calls for.

Cast on stitches, any way you wish, softly.

Repeat from * to *

Row 1.- *Knit the second stitch through the back, leave on the needle, knit the first stitch normally and take the 2 off.

Knit the second stitch through the front, leave on the needle, knit the first stitch normally and take the 2 off*.

Row 2.- Purl all stitches.

Repeat these 2 rows.

Bind off normally on right side.

The Wheat Sheaves 

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While it may look quite complicated, this knitting pattern is worth every twist.

With a 4-row repeat, you get to practice unraveling, picking up, and knitting many stitches together. Definitely for the knitter who is feeling a bit more daring or is ready for something new.

This is a pattern that can be used for many breezy and decorative projects. What would you make with it?

Instructions:

Multiple of 3 plus 2

Row 1.- Purl

Row 2.- Knit

Row 3.- k1, *yo,k1*

Row 4.- k1, *unravel 3 stitches purlwise, bring them back to the left needle, knit the third stitch by itself and pull, yarn over and knit the 3 stitches together through the back*, end with k1.

Open Tulips

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The Open Tulips Knitting Pattern may barely qualify as a lace pattern, as it really only has a few uncovered spaces, but we thought it deserved a place on this list because of its intricate quality, which is what most lace knitting patterns have.

This knitting pattern has it all: geometric, organic, and highly textured areas. It is sure to make any knitting project interesting and unique.

Instructions:

Multiple of 6 plus 1, plus 2 for the edges.

k=knit

p=purl

Repeat from * to *

Row 1.- Knit

Row 2.- Purl

Row 3.- K1, *k5 into the next stitch (k, yo, k, yo, k),  k1, yo on the next 5*

             last 2 stitches: k5 into the next stitch (k, yo, k, yo, k), end with k1.

Row 4.- P1, *p5 from cluster, unravel next 5 stitches and place them on left needle, purl them together*

             p5 from cluster, p1

Row 5.- Knit

Row 6.- Purl

Row 7.- K1, *k1, yo on the next 5, k5 into the next stitch (k, yo, k, yo, k),* k1, yo on the next 5, k1.                    

Row 8.- P1, unravel next 5 stitches and place them on left needle, purl them together, p5 from cluster* end by

             unravel next 5 stitches and place them on left needle, purl them together, p1.

Repeat these 8 rows.

Bind off on Row 3, knitwise.

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