Knit Repeated Ovals Stitch Pattern & Tutorial
Hi friends! Today's stitch pattern is the Knit Repeated Ovals Stitch. While working on the Reversible Amber Scarf, I noticed the reverse side looked more like the "right side" to me, so I called the scarf a Reversible Scarf.
You can find the PDF pattern (currently) for free here:
This stitch was used in the Reversible Amber Scarf Pattern. If you're interested in the free pattern, you can find the blog here. It's pretty much the same as the stitch pattern! :)
The Amber Reversible Scarf PDF Pattern is also available in my shop. The blog is also posted here but. it's pretty much the same as this one.
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Right-Handed Video Tutorial: https://youtu.be/j1HNIm0ZX38
Left-Handed Tutorial: https://youtu.be/QPDMeVs7qow
YARN USED Yarn Bee, Tenter Touch
Color: Amber
2 Balls = 270 yards
NEEDLES - I used Knit Pick's Straight Needles
US 5.5mm
OTHER Tape Measure
SKILL LEVEL – Intermediate
ABBREVIATIONS
co – Cast on
st(s) – Stitch(es)
sl – Slip
yo – Yarn over
k – Knit
p – Purl
k2tog – Knit 2 sts together
wyif – With yarn in front
wyib – With yarn in back
pw – Purl-wise
rs – Wrong side
rep – Repeat
bet – Between
p3sso – Pass 3 slip stitches over
SPECIAL STITCHES
m5k - Make 5: [k1, yo] twice, k1 all in the same stitch.
Work 5tog (work 5 sts together): wyif, sl 3 pw, k2tog, p3sso.
NOTES – Pattern is written in US terms. Slip the first stitch of every row purl-wise with yarn in the front. K the last stitch.
Tip: Aside from rows 4-5 & 10-11, all the rest of the rows are “knit the knit stitches, and purl the purl stitches”.
co (Multiple of 8 sts plus 1). I co 43 sts for the Reversible Amber Scarf
Row 1 (rs): k1, [p5, k1, p1, k1]. Rep bet [ ].
Row 2: p1, [k1, p1, k5, p1]. Rep bet [ ].
Row 3: k1, [p5, k1, p1, k1]. Rep bet [ ].
Row 4: p1, [m5k, p1, work 5tog, p1]. Rep bet [ ].
Row 5: k1, [p1, k1, p5, k1]. Rep bet [ ].
Row 6: p1, [k5, p1, k1, p1]. Rep bet [ ].
Rows 7 - 9: Rep rows 5 - 6, then Row 5 again.
Row 10: p1, [work 5tog, p1, m5k, p1]. Rep bet [ ].
Rows 11 - 12: Rep rows 1 - 2 once.
Rep Rows 1-12 until you’re happy with the size. To match the beginning, End on row 2 or 8. Bind off and weave in ends.
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