Diagonal Openwork { Knit } @PleasantSeas

Uploaded June 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Hey everyone! This is the pattern I used for the beach bag of 2013. I got a few comments on the pattern, so I thought I would make a solo video on this stitch. Looking back on that video I realized I forgot the K1 on the end of Row 3. I'm sorry if my mess up messed up your project. I hope you enjoy this stitch.
Thanks for coming back and watching!

Items Used:
Clover Bamboo 16" circular needle size 8 (5mm)
Lily's Cotton Yarn in Denim

Instructions:
Cast on an even amount of stitches to work this pattern.
Row 1 (right side): *YO, K2tog; rep from * across.
Row 2 & 4: Purl.
Row 3: K1, *YO, K2tog; rep from * to last st, K1.

Repeat Rows 1 through 4 to form pattern.

NOTE: If you're working this pattern in the round, it would be the same, only the wrong side rows would be knit all sts.

Summer Beach Bag:
youtube.com/watch?v=gxmaXZgR-c4

Abbreviations:
k = knit
p = purl
st = stitch
yo = yarn over
k2tog = knit next two stitches together
psso = pass slip stitch over
* = rep from this mark

$Diagonal Openwork { Knit } E m a i l : pleasantseas@yahoo.com | T w i t t e r: @KnittWhit S h o p M y S t o r e : https://www.etsy.com/shop/PleasantSeas R a v e l r y :http://www.ravelry.com/people/pleasantseas F a c e B o o k :https://www.facebook.com/knittwhit P r i n t a b l e P a t t e r n s :http://s92.photobucket.com/user/Pleasant_Seas/library/ Hey everyone! This is the pattern I used for the beach bag of 2013. I got a few comments on the pattern, so I thought I would make a solo video on this stitch. Looking back on that video I realized I forgot the K1 on the end of Row 3. Im sorry if my mess up messed up your project. I hope you enjoy this stitch. Thanks for coming back and watching! Items Used: Clover Bamboo 16 circular needle size 8 (5mm) Lilys Cotton Yarn in Denim Instructions: Cast on an even amount of stitches to work this pattern. Row 1 (right side): *YO, K2tog; rep from * across. Row 2 & 4: Purl. Row 3: K1, *YO, K2tog; rep from * to last st, K1. Repeat Rows 1 through 4 to form pattern. NOTE: If youre working this pattern in the round, it would be the same, only the wrong side rows would be knit all sts. Summer Beach Bag: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxmaXZgR-c4 Abbreviations: k = knit p = purl st = stitch yo = yarn over k2tog = knit next two stitches together psso = pass slip stitch over * = rep from this mark$

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$Clementines Lacey Shell Scarf | Hallmark Channel Northpole inspired { Crochet } E m a i l : pleasantseas@yahoo.com | T w i t t e r: @KnittWhit S h o p M y S t o r e : https://www.etsy.com/shop/PleasantSeas R a v e l r y :http://www.ravelry.com/people/pleasantseas F a c e B o o k :https://www.facebook.com/knittwhit P r i n t a b l e P a t t e r n s :http://s92.photobucket.com/user/Pleasant_Seas/library/ S i s t e r s C h a n n e l : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSAUiKBkeYkTjjuYuqTiDnw Hey everyone! Here is a scarf design loosely based off Hallmark Channels movie Northpole. The character Clementine has some fun outfits in that movie and here is my take on her scarf. This pattern is super nice and will work with any project. Hope you guys enjoy. Thanks for coming back and watching! 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Let me know if there is another way that you like to bind off your work in the comments section. Remember to come back everyday at 2PM Pacific time for a new video until March 31st. Thanks for coming back and watching! Instructions: When youve reached the end of your work you will need to bind off in order to finish. With your live stitches on your needles, hold them as if to work another row. Stitches in the left hand and empty needle in your right. Now work the first 2 sts on your left needle. Once you have 2 sts on your right, take your left needle and pick up that first stitch off your right needle and pull it over and off your right needle. Leaving 1 st on your right. Now, work another stitch from your left needle. You now have 2 sts on your right needle again. Use your left needle to lift the first sts on your right needle over and off. Now were back to 1 st on our right needle. Repeat this process until no stitches are left on our left needle. When only 1 sts remains, pull the last loop a little bigger, cut yarn free from the yarn ball and thread it threw this last loop. Pull to tighten and fasten off. Now you know how to bind off. You can work this in knit or purl or even k1 p1. Plain knit bind off is the easiest and works with most patterns.$