This is a kind of knitted lace, made on the ribber.
If you were handknitting, lace like this is made by doing two yarn-overs, or wraps, in one stitch and then you would drop the extra wrap when you come back. It's the same effect - a larger stitch that makes a hole.
This is very simple to do on the ribber, especially if you have a cam for dropping stitches. If you don't have the gadget, you can drop them with a ruler or even your hand.
Try it out - the video is below. Click on the arrow for Ribber Lesson 24, Drop Stitch Lace.
Here's the chart -
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Hi, there is an easier method of knitting Drop St. or release st. lace on the ribber,
ReplyDeletewhere you don't need a special card or patt.
but can use almost any Pattern in the Stitchworld book without alteration.
http://ludmillasblog.blogspot.com/
You can compare my way on this Blog.
Congratulations on your many Videos, they are of great benefit to many New Knitters!
You have a wonderful blog, Ludmilla, and I see you are a fellow lace nut!
ReplyDeleteYep, these videos are intended for beginners, many of whom haven't got a dealer or teacher. My hope is that each person who watches can do the techniques shown.
I am sure that any prospective knitter can follow your instructions;
ReplyDeletethey are so clearly set out.
Yes I like lace & laceconversions, but then I also get carried away with other Knit techniques & the different machines.
It's fun playing!