How To Use a Crocheted Surface Stitch To Draw on Your Knitting – Genius Idea From VeryPink Knits

Posted by Danielle | Jan 12, 2017 | Crochet Hacks, Knit Hacks | 1 |

This is so smart and it looks great. Staci from VeryPinkKnits shows you how to “draw” on your knitting. She explains:

“The surface stitch is a way to add a decorative ‘drawing’ to your knitting. I’ve seen it frequently used in crochet, but it’s just as easy to add to your knitting.”

Source: verypink.com.

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1 Comment

Muriel Kuri on January 20, 2019 at 10:07 am

I love it! I made a beautiful headband and hat that would be even more beautiful with this added trim. I’ll add it to these items and may add a picture showing my results.

Thank you for the tip!