This beautiful Bamboo Stitch pattern is a personal favorite! With two simple rows, we create these really pretty rows that look like stalks of bamboo. This knitting project is an easy level project, perfect for everyone who has completed my Absolute Beginner Knitting Series. What will you knit up with the Bamboo Stitch?
CLOSER LOOK at the Bamboo Stitch Pattern
Although this is not a reversible pattern, both the right and wrong sides of this stitch look really attractive.
RIGHT SIDE OF THE BAMBOO STITCH PATTERN
WRONG SIDE OF THE BAMBOO STITCH PATTERN
KNITTING MATERIALS
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My sample was created with size 11 US knitting needles and bulky weighted yarns. Feel free to use any size yarn and needles for your creative project.
- Yarn – Uptown Bulky by Universal Yarn, Color Cream #5 Bulky Acrylic
- Knitting Needles – Size 11 US Bamboo
- Tapestry Needle – Clover Chibi Jumbo Bent Tip Darning Needle Set
- Scissors – Gold Stork Crane Scissors
KNITTING TECHNIQUES
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• Slip Knot
• CO = Cast On Long Tail Method
• K = Knit Stitch
• P = Purl Stitch
• YO = Yarn Over
• Bind Off
• Weave in Ends
PRINTABLE KNITTING PATTERN
Bamboo Stitch Pattern
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KNITTING PATTERN for Bamboo Stitch Pattern
Cast On in Multiples of 2
• Row 1: * YO, K2, Pass 1st St Over *
• Row 2: Purl All
Repeat these two rows until your piece is the length you desire!
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