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How to Knit the Bubble Stitch Pattern with Video Tutorial

Bubble Knit Stitch Pattern with Easy Free Pattern + Knitting Video Tutorial by Studio Knit.

Today we are knitting up the pretty, cozy Bubble Stitch Pattern. You can create this Bubble Knit Pattern into a wide variety of creative fashion projects like scarves, cowls, hats, and shawls. This Bubble Knit Stitch Pattern is three dimensional, has a lot of texture, and is totally addictive to knit up! Since we’re cinching up our stitches, this pattern is a lot like a loose bobble stitch. Other names given for this knit stitch pattern are the Bubble Wrap Stitch, Air Bobble Stitch, 3D Bubbles Stitch, Dimple Stitch, and Chickadee Bubble Stitch.

This is a great knitting pattern to knit up in just one color, two yarn colors, or as many as you’d like! This bubbly knitting pattern, with a simple repeat of 12 rows, it is super easy to memorize. While you review the pattern below, you will see that it includes the Knitting Technique Knit 4 Below. If you haven’t heard of that before, stick with me! My video tutorial totally breaks it down. As a result, you’ll see that this knit stitch technique K4B is pretty fun, a little risky, and oh so satisfying. What will you create with your new Bubble Stitch?

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MATERIALS to Knit the Bubble Stitch Pattern

My samples were created with size 7 US knitting needles and worsted weighted yarns. Feel free to use any size yarn and needles for your creative project.

• Yarn in any weight, fiber, & color(s) of your choice
• Knitting Needles sized appropriately for your yarn
• Scissors
• Tapestry Needle

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“Bubble Beanie Hat” by Kristen McDonnell (that’s me!) This Bubble Beanie Hat knitting pattern is my new favorite winter fashion accessory.

Knit a Bubble Beanie Hat by Studio Knit with Free Pattern and Caron x Pantone yarn.

This hat pattern is perfect if you are in love with the bubble stitch pattern and are comfortable knitting on circular needles. Finished Size: Adult 21 – 23″ circumference. Get Free Bubble Beanie Hat Knitting Pattern here on Studio Knit.

KNITTING TECHNIQUES for the Bubble Stitch Pattern

Learn How to BIND OFF in the Absolute Beginner Knitting Series by Studio Knit

Learn How to WEAVE IN ENDS in the Absolute Beginner Knitting Series by Studio Knit

Need to brush up or learn a new technique? Check out my entire library of Knitting Techniques to help you along as you knit up this project. If you’re new to knitting, you’ll love my Absolute Beginners Knitting Series!

• Slip Knot
• Cast On Long Tail Method
• Knit Stitch
• Purl Stitch
• Knit 4 Below (K4B)
• Change Yarn Colors
• Bind Off

KNITTING PATTERN for the Bubble Stitch

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KNITTING PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS for the Bubble Stitch Pattern

Cast On: Multiples of 4 + 3

Row 1: Purl All

Row 2: Knit All

Row 3: Purl All

Row 4: Knit All

Row 5: Purl All

NOTE: If you wish to change yarn colors, this is a good point to do so.

Row 6: Knit 3, * Knit 4 Below, Knit 3 *
(repeat pattern within astericks)

Row 7: Purl All

Row 8: Knit All

Row 9: Purl All

Row 10: Knit All

Row 11: Purl All

NOTE: If you wish to change yarn colors, this is a good point to do so.

Row 12: Knit 1, * Knit 4 Below, Knit 3 *,
(repeat pattern within astericks) until last 2 stitches then finish with K4B and K1

Repeat Rows 1 – 12 until your work is the length you desire, ending by purling after either Row 1 or Row 7, then Bind Off.

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I hope you are inspired to knit up this Bubble Stitch Pattern. I’m sure you’ll agree it’s really fun once you get the hang of those twelve simple rows. If you’d like even more, please make sure you join my mailing list. Subscribing to my YouTube channel Studio Knit is another easy way for us to stay connected and help support my work for free.