Knot Stitch

Add a beautiful textured appearance to your knitting with this simple stitch. P2tog leaving the stitches on the left hand needle. Now, work a k2tog into the same two stitches and remove from the left hand needle.
The knot stitch is worked over an even number of stitches. Although there are two decreases, the stitch count remains constant because each pair of stitches is worked twice.

New Knit Along – Coming Soon!

They’re Baaack…

skacel collection, inc. and Michelle Hunter of Knit Purl Hunter are joining forces once again for another exciting Knit-Along beginning this Fall!

“Progressive Needles:

Continuing Education for the Knitter”

This upcoming KAL will feature a mystery project each month, for 4 months!  While we can’t give you too many details, we can share the basics:

October:  Create a knitted shawlette with Simplicity by HiKoo

November:  Luxury socks knit with Royal, a sumptuous yet durable sock yarn from Austermann

January:  Mittens worked out of HiKoo’s Simpliworsted

February:  A sock encore, again making use of Austermann’s Royal

Video guidance will be provided on the Knit Purl Hunter website.  Weekly and monthly prizes will be awarded by skacel collection, inc.

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Butterfly Stitch

Several stitches are slipped with yarn in front to create a stack of loose strands. These strands are gathered up in one stitch creating wings radiating out from the center. Done in a solid color, the butterflies are very prominent. When done in multiple colors, the butterflies are hidden and simulate tuck point quilting.