Knitting Stitches and How to knit Moss Stitch Triangles
I realized that the title could confuse some people because moss stitch triangles can also refer to shawl-like knits. What I am sharing with you, is how to knit a particular knitting stitch.
As long as I can remember, my Mom used to knit jerseys for all my brothers and other boys, using this stitch, sometimes she used the stocking stitch triangles.
To me, it is a masculine stitch, but it's not necessary to restrict it to just jerseys. Likewise, it could add dimension to throws, blankets and even scarves.
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HOW TO KNIT MOSS STITCH TRIANGLES
what you'll need
50g of yarn (double knit )
Knitting Needles according to the thickness of your yarn
Blunt Needles (stitching it together)
The Pattern
abbreviations
k - knit
p - purl
rep - repeat
st - stitch
sts - stitches
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more about the moss stitch triangles
You'll be knitting the pattern over 12 rows.
The pattern forms vertical columns with triangles in moss and stocking stitch.
It is a repeat of 8 stitches which form natural ridges after each set of 8 stitches.
the pattern - moss STITCH triangles
MULTIPLES OF 8
Cast on multiples of 8 stitches - my sample shown is worked over 36 stitches (3 repeats of the 12-rows).
Size: 32 stitches, with double knit cotton yarn and number 4mm (US no 6) needles. The finished item is 16cm wide and 13cm long.
1st row (right side): *P1, k7, rep from * to end.
2nd row: P6, *k1, p7; rep from * to last 2 sts, k1, p1.
3rd row: *P1, k1, p1, k5, rep from * to end.
4th row: P4, *k1, p1, k1, p5; rep from * to last 4 sts, k1, p1 twice.
5th row: *P1, k1, (twice), p1, k3, rep from * to end.
6th row: P2, *(k1, p1) x 2, k1, p3, rep from * to last 6 sts, (k1, p1) x 3.
7th row: *P1, k1, rep from * to end.
8th row: As 6th row.
9th row: As 5th row.
10th row: As 4th row.
11th row: As 3rd row.
12th row: As 2nd row.
Repeat the pattern until your work is the desired length.
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happy knitting!
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