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Diagonal lace knitting stitch is a beautiful and elegant stitch that creates a diagonal pattern with lace details. This stitch is perfect for a variety of knitting projects, including shawls, scarves, and even sweaters. In this blog post, we will explore the diagonal lace knitting stitch and how you can incorporate it into your knitting projects.
The diagonal lace knitting stitch is created by working a series of yarnovers and decreases to create a pattern that slants diagonally across the fabric. The stitch is worked over a multiple of 6 stitches, making it easy to adjust the stitch pattern to fit your desired project size.
To work the diagonal lace knitting stitch, you will need to be familiar with basic knitting techniques such as knitting, purling, yarnovers, and decreases. Here’s how to work the diagonal lace knitting stitch:
Pattern, Knit Flat:
CO in multiples of 6 STS
For my swatch I CO 24 STS
Row 1 {RS}: *K4, K2TOG, YO*
Row 2 {WS}: *P*
Row 3 {RS}: K3 *K2TOG, YO, K4* K2TOG, YO, K1
Row 4 {WS}: *P*
Row 5 {RS}: K2 *K2TOG, YO, K4* K2TOG, YO, K2
Row 6 {WS}: *P*
Row 7 {RS}: K1 *K2TOG, YO, K4* K2TOG, YO, K3
Row 8 {WS}: *P*
Row 9 {RS}: *K2TOG, YO, K4*
Row 10 {WS}: *P*
Row 11 {RS}: K5 *K2TOG, YO, K4* K1
Row 12 {WS}: *P*
Repeat rows 1-12 until desired length.
As you work the diagonal lace knitting stitch, you will notice that the pattern begins to slant diagonally across the fabric. This creates a stunning effect that is both elegant and eye-catching.
Diagonal Lace Knitting Stitch Front:
Diagonal Lace Knitting Stitch Back
