Ripple Stitch Knitting Pattern Scalloped✨ SURPRISINGLY EASY
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Want to impress your friends with this fancy looking knitting pattern? Try this one. It looks integrate and super fancy yet it is very, very easy to knit. I promise if you follow along my tutorial, this will be easy peasy :)
▶️ Here is the Scalloped Ripple Stitch Knitting Pattern:
Cast-on in multiple of 18 stitches + 2 edge stitches
• Row 1: K1 (edge), *(K2tog) 3 times, (K1, YO) 6 times, (K2tog) 3 times*, K1 (edge)
• Row 2: Purl all stitches
• Row 3: K1 (edge), *(K2tog) 3 times, (K1, YO) 6 times, (K2tog) 3 times*, K1 (edge)
• Row 4: Purl all stitches
• Row 5: Knit all stitches
• Row 6: Knit all stitches
• Row 7: Purl all stitches
• Row 8: Knit all stitches
The scallop pattern is a lace knitting stitch that creates a fabric with stacked columns of shell motifs. This pattern, like the Old Shale or Feather and Fan stitches, does not have the same ripple effect as those other stitches. The end result is a lovely lace fabric suitable for scarves, blankets, hats, and more!
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Beautiful
Thank you, Tricia 💕
Amazing and so easy to follow!
Glad it was helpful, sweetie! ❤❤❤
Very, very nice. Thank you
Thank you too!
So pretty love the teal color
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Hi my friend, very nice sharing!! Like 5👍👍
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Nice pattern, it reminds me of the waves of the ocean 🌊
Thanks my friend...
I love all your stitch patterns but this one really is beautiful! So skilled my friend. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for your support my friend...
Thanks for sharing 😍😍
Thanks for watching my friend...
Ma Sha ALLAH beautiful 😍 ❤ amazing design ❤
Just like you my friend, You're so amazing too!
Thanks so much for this beautiful pattern, it is one of best lace pattern i ever seen, i am making a throw, and it is so pretty{ Thanks
Wonderful! I am so excited for you to make the throw! It will be beautiful. Once you get used to the stitches, this is TV knitting@ It is very easy. Have fun!
Wonderful
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you so much for this video.
You are so welcome! Thank you, Jandra.
It looks really pretty!
thank you so much
Wow super sharing big like 👌👌👌👌👌👌🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍👍Stay connected
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such a cutie! you make it look so easy while doing it. stay safe and see you around!
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Nice sharing my friend
Thank you very much!
Thank you
You're welcome! Thank you for watching, sweetie...
This is a lovely pattern. Thanks. Do you have to knit a rib first? Or not.
Hello! You don’t have to knit a rib first but I feel it’s like a set up row and makes the following row easier.
Nice sharing 🥰👌👌
Thank you my friend. Cheers!
very nice pattern👍😍 you are so talented my dear friend.
Thank you so much for your appreciation😊
I really love this pattern! I would like to try a scarf. What yarn did you use? It looks kind of silky.
This was just a cotton linen mix. It’s light and cool a s it is machine washable.
Very beautiful pattern🙏👍
Thanks a lot, sweetie :)
Is this like feather and fan? I tried to knit that pattern but my work grew in width, adding more stitches. Dont know why. Will that happen with ripple pattern? Soooo frustrating!!! Thanx
Very similar to feather stitch. Now most people do K2tog only once. But if you look at the pattern on the description, you k2tog three times and you do that twice.
You decrease 3 and then on trade 6 with 6 Yarn Overs and then decrease 3 again. So it even itself out when all is done right. I hope you try it again!
Lucky Me. I hope manalo ako. Ako lang nagwowork at walang extra pambili ng gamit sa pagluluto. Mga pinaglumaan ng mommy ko lang ang meron ako.
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Fantastic work friend stay in touch and safe
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Haha, your not on your own. I too got it wrong! But I played the video again and again, and it finally sunk in. It's k2tog X3 . Ki yo,X6. K2TOG X3. . Then k2tog X3 again, and so on. So you actually do k2tog 6 times. _ k1yo X6. Hope that helps.
Yes!!! It is 3 times of everything. Well done. Thank you! ❤️
Hi beautiful pattern and nearly finished knitting my 1st scarf.
Not sure how to cast off to keep both ends of the scarf in pattern. Didn't do a set up row, started on row 1
Can youor any lovely experienced knitters out there help with this? Thank you so much! ❤
Congratulations on finishing your first scarf! Amazing. Search for “stretchy Bind off” youtube video. There are lots of tutorials out there. For this pattern, I do a stretchy bind off. Basically you knit 2 stitches, then you knit those 2 stitches together and therefore descreasing by 1. Then you knit another stitch - now you have 2 stitches on the right needle. Now you knit the 2 stitches on the right needle and descreasing by 1. And so on. If you watch a tutorial, it will make more sense. Have fun!
@@TastyLittleDumpling Thank you for getting getting back to me. Really helpful to learn about the stretchy BO, definately going to try it out !❤
Lovely pattern. Do I see you knitting through the back loop?
No, it is not knitting through the back loop. It is just the way the stitch looks/how the stitch lays. Most people purl a bit different than I do and then the stitch on the other side lays opposite. The way I purl, the stitch on the other side looks like it is leaning back.
Very good🙋♀️👍
Thank you very much! cheers!
So to finish, you cast off after the 8 row repeat? I think it would be helpful if the tutorial showed the knitting of the first rows of your scarf and the last row.
Yes, I always cast off after a pattern repeat to keep it nice and neat. Thank you for suggesting to include cast on and cast off. I always thought it would be too boring for the audience to include that. So, thanks.
Just k 2or4 rows first.
I never seem to get this pattern. And I can’t say where exactly i fail. It’s so hard to keep track and I forget easily what stitches I’m on if I get minimally distracted.
My mom does the same. She knits the English way and she always drops the Yarn Overs. Do you knit English or Continental?
Sometimes the video goes too fast for me to see how you are doing the stitch. I am very familiar with feather and fan, but love the ripple affect that rows five through eight give this lovely pattern.
Thank you for your constructive feedback. My mother-in-law told me it is too fast for her as well. I will slow down in future videos! Thank you, love.
So beautiful you are an expert, can you please tell me how many sts would I need for a baby blanket in 4 ply wool in this pattern thanks
That is hard to answer as it depends so much on the texture of your yarn. Look on your yarn label - look at the gauge and see how many stitches you need to get to 10 cm (or whatever measurement they use in the gauge guidelines) - then multiple the number of stitches based on how big you want the baby blanket to be! Have fun!
How many stitches should a person be ending up with at the end of the each row? I can not seem to get this, I keep ending up with more stitches then I should
Hello Crystal. For this pattern, you cast on in multiple of 18 stitches plus 2 stitches. So, whatever you cast on is whatever stitches you should always have. My guess is there is an issue with knitting your Yarn Overs on the Wrong Side. Try it again and pay attention to the YO on the WS. Good luck.
Love the pattern what size knitting needles did you use please . .
Hi Maureen. I think I used a US needle size 6 on this. I think this pattern looks better with less bulky yarn. Don't you think?
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Great tutorial. Hope to win on your giveaway for my Mama.
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Thanks for sharing this amazingly beautiful stitch. It looks so gorgeous. One question. Would it be possible to use this sitch in a triangle shawl? Thanks for sharing your talent.
I think this would be beautiful as a triangle shawl. But since the repeat is 18 stitches, you really have to plan out the increase on both sides to make sure you keep the pattern the same. I have to try it someday. Hope you will too!
Great question! I made many “shell” triangle shawls simply by starting at the bottom with one shell and an edge stitch, then increased 19, which was the number of stitches in the shell, at both the beginning and end of the first row of the next shell. I would try casting on 20 stitches, and after row eight, cast on 18 stitches, knit across, and add in another 18 stitches and turn. It’s worth a try!!!!!
Question on purling continental can you do it slow motion ? Thanks
Hi there - thank you for your comment. I will including a slow motion purl continental in my next knitting video. Thanks so much for watching!
if i wanted to make a big blanket of this, how many stitches should i cast? like lets say a 3 foot by 3 foot blanket?
also, what size yarn and needles are those? thanks!!
Hi Gianny. Thanks for watching. this would be wonderful as a blanket. Answers to your question depends on how thick your yarn is and what size needles you are using. In this video, I am using a US6 needle.
Can I get this pattern printed?
My best suggestion is to copy the pattern from my description below, paste into a word document and then you can print it out! Good luck!
Hi great video! How would you cast off this pattern to preserve the ripple at the top whilst having a straight edge which I could seam with another identical piece? Thanks!
That’s a great question. In this case I would suggest the traditional cast off method as that gives you a “right” bind off and makes it easier to seam to another piece. However, don’t keep the tension to right during cast off so you preserve the nice “flow” of the pattern. Hope that makes sense to you. 😘😘
Just curious, do you identify your knitting method as Combination?
Hi sweetie. Thanks for the comment. You mean combination between Continental and English technique? 😘
@@TastyLittleDumpling No, more the way you combine Eastern purls with Western knits. Most use Continental style, but it can be done English as well. 🙃
@@clairemottinger6407 Hi Claire!! You so right. You must be an experienced knitter. In this video, my purl stitch on the other side results in a purl stitch as if you would use English style. The stitch “leans forward” on the other side. If I would use the traditional English stitch for my purls in this pattern, it results in the stitch leaning “backwards” on the other side. So when I k2tog, the stitch would look slightly different.
Difficult to explain but try it both ways and you will see what I mean. 🤣😘. Thanks for your comment. Happy Friday, Claire ❤️
This pattern,I don’t know, I just can’t get it.
Where are you stuck?
Amazing and so easy to follow!
Glad it was helpful, sweetie! ❤