Turkish Knitting Stitch | Knit with Aabhar

Pattern Description

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Turkish knitting stitch is one of the simplest knitting pattern that is worked over just one row! And it does not use any complicated stitches, allowing even beginners to master the stitch in no time.

This almost mesh-like pattern creates a flexible and soft fabric that is perfect for making summer blankets, afghans, and even baby blankets.

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Pattern Details

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Abbreviations

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This free knitting pattern is written in US terms. You can also check out other common knitting abbreviations. 

CO	Cast on
k	Knit
p	Purl
psso	Pass slipped stitch(es) over
rep	Repeat
RS	Right side
sl	Slip knit-wise
st (s)	Stitch (es)
WS	Wrong side
yo	Yarn over

Pattern Instructions

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CO (Multiple of 2 sts) + 2 sts. For example, you can cast on (2 x 10) + 2 = 22 stitches to knit a sample swatch.

Row 1 (RS):

k1, * yo, sl 1, k1, psso; rep from * to last st, k1.

Repeat this free knitting pattern instruction (1 row) until you have reached the desired length for your work.

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