Fisherman's Rib is one my all-time favourite stitches. Primarily used for thick and stretchy garments, the motif can either be achieved by picking up yarn and wrapping it round the needle followed by decreasing; or by knitting into the stitch directly below the knit stitch and purling the following stitch. For the sample below, I used the latter method.
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| Fisherman's Rib Knit Stitch |
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| Fisherman's Rib Stitch |
Multiple of 2 plus 1 stitches
Row 1: Sl1, *K in st through st below, P1 rep from * to end
Row 2: Sl1, *P1, K in st through st below, rep from * to last 2 sts, P1, K1
Repeat these two rows for the pattern.
Repeat these two rows for the pattern.
More knit stitches are available here.
For further posts on ribbed knit stitch tutorials and my knitting patterns utilising ribbed stitches, please visit this link.
For further posts on ribbed knit stitch tutorials and my knitting patterns utilising ribbed stitches, please visit this link.
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| Fisherman's Rib in Generic DK Acrylic Yarn |
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| Fisherman's Rib Stitch |
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