Friday, December 6, 2013

Rosary Stitch

Sample knit with Caron Simply Soft on Nova Cubics, Size 6

Multiple of 8 + 1

Rows 1 and 3 (RS):  k1 *yo, k2, sk2p, k2, yo, k1*
Rows 2, 4, 6, 8:  purl
Rows 5 and 7: k2tog *k2, yo, k1, yo, k2, sk2p - repeat from *, end skpo




6 comments:

Biki Honko said...

How do you like those cube needles? Are they hard on the fingers after a long knitting session?

Lovely pattern!

Sapphires-N-Purls said...

I love the Cubics. I have the wooden ones also from Knitters Pride. They are actually very comfortable and easier on the hands and wrists than regular needles.

Anonymous said...

I just love ur knitting patterns...they r simple and awesome.....
. just <3 it

Gracieanne said...

So many fabulous stitches - I love your blog!

I was wondering if you had either written a pattern OR knew of a pattern using the Rosary Stitch?
I think it's gorgeous!

Thanks and Happy New Year!

Unknown said...

I found (because I forgot where I left off, oops!) that if you alternate rows 1 and 2 you get a pretty pattern as well. I'm sure it probably has a name but thought I'd share! Reminds me of a fishtail braid.

Unknown said...

I absolutely love this pattern. Last winter I used it and another to make a 7 foot wrap/shawl/scarf in a turquoise. I also combined the turquoise with an ice blue eyelash yarn and made a twisted fringe for each end. Turned out gorgeous and I received tons of compliments. I created and just finished a lapghan/wrap project using this stitch with a garter stitch border all around, in a mauve, super soft, baby yarn. It will be perfect to snuggle up in this winter.