Interweave Yarn Hacks: How to Knit Duplicate Stitch and Free Kiitting Pattern @Interweavecraft
Interweave Yarn Hacks: How to Knit Duplicate Stitch and Free Kiitting Pattern @Interweavecraft
Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Want colorwork without having to mess with multiple colors? Try duplicate stitch! Duplicate stitch is sometimes called "afterthought colorwork" because you do it once the main knitting of your project is complete. Interweave Yarn Hacks is here to show you how it's done.

Download the free Gaiter & Mitts pattern and try duplicate stitch yourself.
interweave.com/wp-content/uploads/Gaiter-and-Mitts.pdf
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Interweave Yarn Hacks: How to Knit Duplicate Stitch and Free Kiitting Pattern

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