How To Knit Seed Stitch
The seed stitch consists of single knits and purls that alternate both horizontally and vertically.
Seed stitch is a great textured stitch and gets its name from the texture of the knitted fabric – the little purl bumps look like scattered seeds.
It is a little more complicated than other beginner stitches like the garter and stockinette stitch.
Using these stitches only requires basic knitting skills, such as casting on, knitting stitches, purling stitches, and casting off.
If you have learnt these knitting techniques, then the moss stitch should be no problem for you, but you can always brush up on these knitting basics first if you feel the need.
The Knitting Basics
Yarn Weights | A Beginners Guide
Learn everything you need to know about yarn weights and categories. If you are learning how to knit or crochet, knowing the yarn weights will help you when choosing your first projects.
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Knitting Abbreviations
A comprehensive printable list of knitting abbreviations and terms.
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How To Knit For Beginners
Are you looking for a new way to be creative? Then you should definitely learn how to knit!
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How To Purl
Learn how to purl and how to create stockinette stitch with this easy guide.
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