Diagonal rib stitch May 9, 2020May 9, 2020 | Knitting KingdomKnitting Kingdom | 2 Comments | 7:06 pmDiagonal rib stitch.More Great Patterns Like ThisTags: free ribbed lace knitting stitch 2 thoughts on “Diagonal rib stitch”“No stitch”? What do you do? Just leave the yarn hanging?ReplyHey there,I’ve been looking high and low for a slanted 2×2 rib and finally found this! I assumed that it would involve a lot of cable knitting but this seems to work! I was just wondering on a larger scale, such as for a sweater, would the piece be straight?CheersReplyLeave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment *Name * Email * Website ΔPost navigationPREVIOUS Previous post: Diagonal Rib Stitch and Cable Ropes Knit StitchNEXT Next post: Cables and rope knitting stitchRelated Post Wavy ribbing stitchWavy ribbing stitchWavy ribbing stitch free knitting chart. More Great Patterns Like This Read MoreRead More Waves with RidgesWaves with RidgesWaves with Ridges free knitting pattern. More Great Patterns Like This Read MoreRead More Alternate Ribs Free Knit StitchAlternate Ribs Free Knit StitchAlternate Ribs Free Knit Stitch. More Great Patterns Like This Read MoreRead More
Hey there,I’ve been looking high and low for a slanted 2×2 rib and finally found this! I assumed that it would involve a lot of cable knitting but this seems to work! I was just wondering on a larger scale, such as for a sweater, would the piece be straight?CheersReply
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“No stitch”? What do you do? Just leave the yarn hanging?
Hey there,
I’ve been looking high and low for a slanted 2×2 rib and finally found this! I assumed that it would involve a lot of cable knitting but this seems to work! I was just wondering on a larger scale, such as for a sweater, would the piece be straight?
Cheers