Lace Berry Knit Stitch Video Tutorial
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Have some fun with this funky bobble lace knit stitch! Yes, it has bobbles & lace together in the same stitch. Learn how to knit this bobble knit stitch in the video tutorial below.
Love bobble patterns? Check out this popcorn knit stitch! You’ll love this pattern of lacy diamonds with bobbles in the center. If you’re looking for another lacy bobble stitch check out the eyelets & bobbles knit stitch too!
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About:
This is an 8 row repeat in which 2 of the rows require your full attention. These 2 rows are what really make the bobbles & lace pop.
Materials:
Size US 11 {8mm} needles with 24″ circular cable
You’ll need about 35-45 yards of a super bulky yarn
{I used Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick Yarn}
Lace Berry Stitch Pattern:
CO in multiples of 6 +1 {minimum of 13 STS}
Row 1 = right side
Row 1 & 7: P3 *K1, P5* K1, P3
Row 2: K3TOG *YO, KYK , YO, K2TOG TBL, K3TOG, pass 2nd stitch over the last stitch worked* YO, KYK, YO, K3TOG TBL
Row 3 & 5: K1 *P5, K1*
Row 4: P1 *K5, P1*
Row 6: KFB *YO, K2TOG TBL, K3TOG, pass 2nd stitch over the last stitch worked, YO, KYK* YO, K2TOG TBL, K3TOG, pass 2nd stitch over the last stitch worked, YO, KFB
Row 8: K3 *P1, K5* P1, K3
Repeat rows 1-8, until desired length
Note: Each row has the number of stitches at the beginning and end of every row.
Knitting Abbreviations:
* – * – repeat pattern
CO – cast-on {long-tail cast-on method}
K – knit stitches {K1 means to knit 1 stitch}
K2TOG TBL – knit 2 stitches together through the back loop
K3TOG – knit 3 stitches together
K3TOG TBL – knit 3 stitches together through the back loop
KFB – knit the stitch, before slipping off, knit another stitch into the back of the same stitch, slip to right needle
KYK – knit, yarn over and knit into the same stitch, slip to right needle
P – purl stitches {P2 means to purl 2 stitches}
STS – stitches
YO – yarn over
The most unique pattern I’ve seen that uses this stitch is a chunky sweater, they used it for the sleeves.
It would make a beautiful blanket too!
For this pattern need to cast-on in increments of 6+1.
Multiply 6 by the number of times you want to repeat it and then add 1.
For example:
6×9+1=55, so you’ll cast-on 55 stitches to create 9 bobbles
6×17+1=103, cast-on 109 stitches to create 17 bobbles
A simple garter stitch border will really make these bobble pop!