Yesterday, I realized that not everybody is familiar with the knitting pattern for eyelet lace. Yet, it’s so simple and easy to do. So, today we’re gonna dive into eyelet stitch.
Let’s start by talking about where can you use this eyelet row?
Answer is very straight forward. Everywhere.
I have used it in gloves and mittens, scarves and shawls, blankets, socks, sweaters, etc.
Now, how to knit an eyelet row?
Cast on 25 stitches. (You knew we’re gonna make a swatch, didn’t you?)
Knit 6 rows of Stockinette stitch (this means knit all right side rows and purl all wrong side rows).
Eyelet row: knit 3, (yarn over, knit 2 together) repeat to last 2 stitches, knit last 2;
*first 3 and last 2 stitches are for swatch edging purposes, if you knit in rounds, for example, then you’ll just make the “yarn over, knit 2 together”*
Now 7 rows of Stockinette stitch, again.
You may be wondering, at this point, where’s the beauty?
Fold your swatch so, that eyelet edging is your turning point and sew or knit sides together. See? (if you want more of the in-depth tutorial on that, let me know)
This would be your eyelet edging.
Let’s look at the eyelet pattern for borders.
Make sure that right side of your swatch is facing you.
Knit 5 rows.
Purl 1 row.
Make an eyelet row: knit 3, (yarn over, knit 2 together) repeat to last 2 stitches, knit last 2;
Purl 1 row.
Knit 5 rows and continue 5 rows of Stockinette stitch.
What do you think? Not bad, right?
Beautiful
Thanks, Nilda 🙂
I really like the eyelet pattern, and very much appreciate you giving us this pattern to experience! You’re the best!
Thank you, Pacificnwjudy. I’m glad you find my site useful 🙂
Love the stich thanks for. Shearing
Merci pour tout
Where do you start the repitition. I’ve done the whole pattern and ended with five rows of stockinette. Do I start with six rows of stockinette?