Knitting Stitches VISUAL Encyclopedia E-Book

Sharon Turner

• Herausgeber: John Wiley & Sons
• Kategorie: Lebensstil
• Serie: Teach Yourself VISUALLY (Consumer)
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2012

Seitenzahl: 235

Beschreibung

350 stitch patterns you'll use again and again Knitting Stitches VISUAL Encyclopedia gives you quick visual access to a comprehensive collection of stitch combinations that enable you to create your own designs or modify existing patterns with ease. Each stitch is accompanied by a full-color photo and diagram to make learning even easier, while sidebars guide you through tricky parts of various stitch patterns. knit and purl patterns * ribs * bobbles and textured stitches * slipstitch patterns * twist-stitch patterns * cables * drop-stitch, eyelet, and lace patterns * borders and edgings * color knitting patterns

Leseprobe

Knitting Stitches Visual™ Encyclopedia

350 Stitch Patterns, Edgings, and More

Sharon Turner

Knitting Stitches VISUAL Encyclopedia

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Credits

Acquisitions Editor

Pam Mourouzis

Senior Project Editor

Donna Wright

Copy Editor

Marylouise Wiack

Technical Editor

Kristi Porter

Editorial Manager

Christina Stambaugh

Vice President and Publisher

Cindy Kitchel

Vice President and Executive Publisher

Kathy Nebenhaus

Interior Design

Jennifer Mayberry

Photography

Matt Bowen

Special Thanks...

To the following knitters for all of their beautiful handwork—if it weren’t for all of your help at the last minute, I would have been knitting swatches until the end of time.

• Anne Berk

• Gina Kanouse

• Simone Payment

• Annie Rota

About the Author

Sharon Turner is the author of Teach Yourself Visually Knitting, Teach Yourself Visually Knitting Design, Knitting Visual Quick Tips, Find Your Style and Knit It Too, and Monkeysuits: Sweaters and More to Knit for Kids. When her daughters were babies, Sharon published Monkeysuits, a line of knitting patterns for babies and children. She lives in Brooklyn, New York, and Hague, New York with her husband and three daughters. In Summer 2011, Sharon graduated from nursing school and became a registered nurse.

Acknowledgments

When Pam Mourouzis—the very talented Acquisitions Editor at Wiley Publishing—and I first spoke about this Knitting Visual Stitches Encyclopedia, we agreed it would probably be “pretty easy.” Once underway, it emerged as something more complex than originally envisioned. (And it didn’t help that I was finishing up my last year of nursing school, and preparing for my licensure exam.) Throughout the entire process, Pam, and Donna Wright, Senior Project Editor Extraordinaire, worked diligently to see this intricate project through to fruition. And even though I got more and more behind, Donna and Pam never seemed to lose patience; instead, they always offered support and more time. Thank you, Pam, for the privilege of working on this book. And Donna, you deserve the highest commendation for deftly sorting the bits and pieces that trickled in (at too slow a pace), and for building a comprehensive—and comprehensible—finished book out of it all.

I am forever grateful to Kristi Porter, Technical Editor (and author of several knitting books herself), for sharing and applying her vast knitting and pattern-writing knowledge to ensure that this book’s patterns make sense. Kristi’s remarkable ability to pay close attention to millions of tiny details while simultaneously maintaining a clear view of the big picture has been invaluable. Thank you, Kristi.

Many knitters worked their fingers to the bone to fill these pages with colorful swatches. My dear friend, Brenda Adelson, devoted many of her evening hours to help create many of the knit swatches shown in the book. Another dear friend and Brooklyn neighbor, Yuki Sahara, knitted a zillion swatches and was always sure to point out errors or odd wording that could be confusing. Pam Mourouzis, who already has a full plate, also expertly knit many of the swatches shown and made sure to let everyone know how much she enjoyed it. My sister Lauren (Doll) and my pal Kristen also knit some swatches when they weren’t distracted by their own busy lives, and I’m so thankful to them for that. Isabel, my eldest daughter, also took time from her demanding school schedule to help out and knit a few swatches. Applause goes to Matt Bowen for photographing and re-photographing so many little knit squares so that they looked just right. Thanks also to Mary Louise Wiack for her eagle-eyed review early on; to Christina Stambaugh for expertly directing the production of this exhaustive project so that all of the details came together in one neat package; and to Wiley Publisher Cindy Kitchel for allowing me the opportunity to work on this intricate project.

To my best advisor and husband Mark, and to our three delightful daughters Isabel, Matilda, and Phoebe—you are the best.

Knitting Stitches Visual™ Encyclopedia

Table of Contents

Knit and Purl Patterns

Garter Stitch

Stockinette Stitch

Reverse Stockinette Stitch

Garter Stitch Stripe

Reverse Stockinette Stitch Stripe

Seed Stitch

Double Seed Stitch

Simple Seed Stitch

Box Stitch

Andalusian Stitch

Checkerboard

Rice Stitch

Triangle Check

Diagonal Check

Diamond Brocade

Diamonds in Columns

Single Chevron Stitch

Vertical Dash Stitch

Dotted Lines

Flowered Columns

Little Windows

Reversible Diamonds

Basketweave I

Basketweave II

Big Basketweave

Tumbling Blocks

Ruching I

Ruching II

Spirals

Diagonal Weave

Star Panel

Ribbed Diamonds

Teepees

Tic-Tac-Toe

Mock Cable Panel

Manhole Cover

Terrazzo

Chevrons

Framed Squares

Mini Checks

Ladder Stitch

German Herringbone

Waffle Stitch

Knit and Purl Plaid

Thatched Weave

Broken Diagonals

Circles

Celtic Design

Concentric Diamonds

Diamond Panel

Chains

Seed Stitch Flags

Garlands

Rib Patterns

1 x 1 Rib

2 x 2 Rib

Wide Rib

Garter Rib I

Garter Rib II

Broken Rib

Rib-and-Ridge Stitch

Seeded Rib

Twisted Rib

Farrow Rib

Twin Rib

Alternating Dotted Rib

Piqué Rib

Rickrack Rib

Bobble Rib

Bell Rib

Undulating Rib

Pleated Rib

Diagonal Rib

Wavy Rib

Eyelet Rib

Sloping Rib

Lacy Rib

Tweed Rib

Triangle Rib

Embossed Rib

Balloon Rib

Broken Ripple Rib

Wrapped Rib

Plaited Rib

Corded Rib

Feather Rib

Double-Stitch Rib

Diagonal Check Rib

Twist-Stitch Columns

Vacillating Rib

Threaded Rib

Slipstitch Rib

Mock Cable Rib I

Mock Cable Rib II

Moss Rib

Twisted Eyelet Rib

Plaid Rib

Openwork Rib

Dotted Rectangle Rib

Arrow Rib

Bobbles and Textured Patterns

Feather and Fan

Bobble Stitch

Trinity Stitch

Knot Stitch

Pillared Knot Stitch

Star Stitch

Peppercorn Stitch

Rosette Stitch

Popcorn Stitch

Pompom Stitch

Plait Stitch

Plaited Columns

Vertical Knots

Chain Stitch

Little Flowers

Florets

Falling Snow

Trio Stitch

Bed of Leaves

Clustered Stars

Berry Stitch

Garter Stitch with Bobbles

Mock Cables

Bobble Panels

Bobbles and Twist-Stitch Columns

Knotted Texture Stitch

Knot Stitch II

Tweed Stitch

Bobbles on Bias

Slipstitch Patterns

Heel Stitch

Simple Slipstitch

Fluted Slipstitch

Bat Stitch

Pebble Stitch

Swag Stitch

Mock Rib

Double Slipstitch

Linen Stitch

Double Linen Stitch

Slipstitch Tweed

Herringbone Stitch

Diagonal Tweed

Eyelet Slipstitch

Slipped 3 x 3 Rib

Slipstitch Diamonds

Starlight Stitch

Slipstitch Squares

Diamond Weave

Slipstitch Zigzags

Big Herringbone

Crisscross

Slip 5–4–3–2–1

Smocking

Twist-Stitch Patterns

Twisted Garter Stitch

Twisted Stockinette Stitch

Small Zigzags

Small Braids

Triple Cord Stitch

Woven Basket Stitch

Medium Braid

Wasp’s Nest Stitch

Twisted Diagonal Eyelet Stitch

Open Lattice

Wavy Columns

Left Diagonal Twist-Stitch

Right Diagonal Twist-Stitch

Kernel Stitch

Rosemary

Matchstick Panel (13-Stitch Panel)

Wishbone Panel (24-Stitch Panel)

Lattice Stitch

Interlaced Chain Stitch (13-Stitch Panel)

Mock Ribbed Cables

Half-Filled Diamond Cable

Twist-Stitch Leaf

Alternating Zigzags

Peanuts

Broken Lattice

Cable Patterns

4-Stitch Right Cable (C4B)

4-Stitch Left Cable (C4F)

6-Stitch Right Cable (C6B)

6-Stitch Left Cable (C6F)

8-Stitch Right Cable (C8B)

8-Stitch Left Cable (C8F)

10-Stitch Right Cable (C10B)

10-Stitch Left Cable (C10F)

Braided Cable (12-Stitch Panel)

Woven Cable Stitch

Horn Cable (16-Stitch Panel)

Big Cable (16-Stitch Panel)

Wave Cable (10-Stitch Panel)

Double Cable (12-Stitch Panel)

Wishbone and Seed Stitch Cable (12-Stitch Panel)

Honeycomb Cable (20-Stitch Panel)

Ladders and Cables

Knotted Cable (10-Stitch Panel)

Tulip Cables

Bobble Cable (13-Stitch Panel)

Landscape Cables

Trellis Cable Stitch

Ribbed Cable (15-Stitch Panel)

Nautical Cable (24-Stitch Panel)

Twist-Stitch Medallion Cable (19-Stitch Panel)

Rectangular Cable

Openwork Sausage Cables

Banjo Cable (12-Stitch Panel)

Cabled Checkerboard

Tuning Fork Cable (16-Stitch Panel)

Diamonds and Circles Cable(26-Stitch Panel)

Puckered Cable (13-Stitch Panel)

Moss Stitch V Cable (21-Stitch Panel)

Long and Short Cable (10-Stitch Panel)

Garter and Stockinette Stitch Cable (14-Stitch Panel)

Twisted Taffy Cables

Hollow Oak Cable (15-Stitch Panel)

Diamond and Bobble Cable (15-Stitch Panel)

Moss Stitch and Diamond Cable (19-Stitch Panel)

Chain Cable and Rib

Enclosed Cable (22-Stitch Panel)

Thick and Thin Diamond Cable (12-Stitch Panel)

Long and Short Open Cable (16-Stitch Panel)

Serpentine Cable with Bobbles (12-Stitch Panel)

Drop-stitch, Yarn Overs, Eyelet, and Lace

Mesh Pattern

Lace Rib

Train Tracks

Oversized Eyelet Lace

Drop Stitch Garter

Triangle Lace

Cell Stitch

Brioche Honeycomb

Openwork Rows

Zigzag Lace

Diagonal Lace

Yarn Over Stripe

Stockinette Drop Stitch

Ridge and Eyelet Stitch

Seafoam Pattern

Eyelet Chevrons

Fishtail Lace

Knotted Eyelets

Falling Rain

Overlapping Lace

Arrowhead Lace

Acorn Lace

Triple Rib Mock Cable withEyelets (36-Stitch Panel)

Snowflake Band

Lace Leaf (9-Stitch Panel)

Trefoil Lace

Flower Lace

Bellflower Lace

Lace Checks

Candlelight Lace

Many Circles Lace

Borders and Edgings

Easy Eyelet Border

Basic Ruffle

Curly Ruffle

Bobbled Border

Chevron Edging

Scallop and Eyelet Edging

Easy Pointed Edging

Serrated Lace Edging

Ribbed Lace Trim

Tailfin Edging

Floral Lace Edging

Diagonal Point Lace Trim

Ocean Waves

Diamond Eyelet Edging

Loop Fringe Edging

Palm Frond Edging

Netted Edging

Lacy Chevron Edging

3-D Diamonds Edging

Picot Hem

Creative Stitches and Combinations

Loop Stitch

Acorns

Bluebell Stitch

Cabled Lace

Smocking Stitch

Lace Curtains

Clusters of Wheat

Gothic Arches

Mirrored Leaves

Bells in Rows

Lollipops

Feather and Fan Cable Panel

Rope and Braid Cable Panel (37-Stitch Panel)

Eyelet Diamond Cable and Bobble Panel (33-Stitch Panel)

Twig Panel (39-Stitch Panel)

Color Knitting

Stranded Color Patterns

Stranded Color Pattern 1

Stranded Color Pattern 2

Stranded Color Pattern 3

Stranded Color Pattern 4

Stranded Color Pattern 5

Stranded Color Pattern 6

Stranded Color Pattern 7

Stranded Color Pattern 8

Stranded Color Pattern 9

Stranded Color Pattern 10

Stranded Color Pattern 11

Stranded Color Pattern 12

Stranded Color Pattern 13

Stranded Color Pattern 14

Stranded Color Pattern 15

Stranded Color Pattern 16

Stranded Color Pattern 17

Stranded Color Pattern 18

Stranded Color Pattern 19

Stranded Color Pattern 20

Stranded Color Pattern 21

Stranded Color Pattern 22

Stranded Color Pattern 23

Stranded Color Pattern 24

Stranded Color Pattern 25

Stranded Color Pattern 26

Stranded Color Pattern 27

Stranded Color Pattern 28

Stranded Color Pattern 29

Stranded Color Pattern 30

Stranded Color Pattern 31

Stranded Color Pattern 32

Stranded Color Pattern 33

Stranded Color Pattern 34

Stranded Color Pattern 35

Stranded Color Pattern 36

Stranded Color Pattern 37

Intarsia Patterns and Motifs

Heart

Star

Duck

Butterfly

Flower

Bird

Sailboat

Blue Cat

Dog

Snowflake

Rose

Friends

Teapot with Flower

Robot

Planet

Flower Pot

Petrushka

Color-Slip Patterns

Color-Slip Pattern 1

Color-Slip Pattern 2

Color-Slip Pattern 3

Color-Slip Pattern 4

Color-Slip Pattern 5

Color-Slip Pattern 6

Color-Slip Pattern 7

Color-Slip Pattern 8

Color-Slip Pattern 9

Glossary

Abbreviations

Symbols

Introduction

This encyclopedia offers 350 knitting stitches: simple knits and purls; intricate ribbed, bobbled, slipped, twisted, and cabled stitches; lace, edgings, and colorwork. Use the book to explore new patterns, to practice unfamiliar techniques, or to design and create distinctive hand-knit sweaters, accessories, and items to decorate your home.