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If any experienced knitter could help out, I'd greatly appreciate it The pattern looks rather easy with alternating the yarn and vertical rows of stockinette stich - but IN BETWEEN the stockinette there's something going on I can't replicate (It's not a regular purl..) - I hope you see what I mean :) [useip] => 95.223.185.29 [port] => 44764 [invisible] => 0 [anonymous] => 1 [usesig] => 1 [htmlon] => 0 [bbcodeoff] => -1 [smileyoff] => 0 [parseurloff] => 0 [attachment] => 2 [rate] => 0 [ratetimes] => 0 [status] => 0 [tags] => [comment] => 1 [replycredit] => 0 [position] => 1 ) [1] => Array ( [pid] => 39070852 [fid] => 319 [tid] => 568658 [first] => 0 [author] => Saltandpepper [authorid] => 358434 [subject] => [dateline] => 1678309282 [message] => It looks like a Fair Isle knitting, you altern 2 colors during a few rows, like 4 light stitches, then 6 dark stitches. After a few rows, you swap the colors : you knit the light color on top of the dark stitches and the dark color upon the light stitches. While knitting this new row, you pick up with your needle all the yarns that are floating behind the column of stitches and catch them with the stitches you are knitting. There is a space between each column of stitches, may be you need to cast a stitch on each side at the column that you drop when it’s time to catch the floating yarn. I hope that my description makes sense for you and that is what I would try by hand. That said,I am a hand knitter but also a machine knitter and while the manipulations seem laborious by hand, it would be different on a knitting machine, because you can easily create spaces between stitches and the wrong side is always facing you so the floating yarns would be very easy to catch : that is probably why you saw this pattern on a RTW sweater and didn’t find that same pattern explained for handknitting. 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I could imagine it works with yarnovers and lifted stitches, similar to brioche. But it can just as well be a pattern by machine knitting. I'm knitting an almost similar pattern at the moment, but alternating knit and purl stitches in two colors. You can search the web for Eline by Trin-Annelie and take a look. [useip] => 162.158.110.249 [port] => 44614 [invisible] => 0 [anonymous] => 0 [usesig] => 1 [htmlon] => 0 [bbcodeoff] => -1 [smileyoff] => -1 [parseurloff] => 0 [attachment] => 0 [rate] => 0 [ratetimes] => 0 [status] => 0 [tags] => 0 [comment] => 1 [replycredit] => 0 [position] => 2 ) [4] => Array ( [pid] => 39018948 [fid] => 319 [tid] => 568658 [first] => 0 [author] => saralx [authorid] => 351515 [subject] => [dateline] => 1678125106 [message] => Thank you for answering! I don't actually think it's a brioche pattern, because the garment does not look squishy or bulky at all. I tried finding a better picture of the pattern, see down below. 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It's actually a sweater you can buy online ( I didn't know if I should post the link, so I just cropped the pattern :) I will start searching that pattern site you mentioned - I hope I can at least find something similar :) Thanks again! 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After a few rows, you swap the colors : you knit the light color on top of the dark stitches and the dark color upon the light stitches. While knitting this new row, you pick up with your needle all the yarns that are floating behind the column of stitches and catch them with the stitches you are knitting. There is a space between each column of stitches, may be you need to cast a stitch on each side at the column that you drop when it’s time to catch the floating yarn. I hope that my description makes sense for you and that is what I would try by hand. That said,I am a hand knitter but also a machine knitter and while the manipulations seem laborious by hand, it would be different on a knitting machine, because you can easily create spaces between stitches and the wrong side is always facing you so the floating yarns would be very easy to catch : that is probably why you saw this pattern on a RTW sweater and didn’t find that same pattern explained for handknitting. 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Hello everyone!

I really want to remake this designer jumper I saw, I just can't seem to figure out how exacly they knitted it. If any experienced knitter could help out, I'd greatly appreciate it

The pattern looks rather easy with alternating the yarn and vertical rows of stockinette stich - but IN BETWEEN the stockinette there's something going on I can't replicate (It's not a regular purl..) - I hope you see what I mean :)


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It looks like a Fair Isle knitting, you altern 2 colors during a few rows, like 4 light stitches, then 6 dark stitches. After a few rows,  you swap the colors : you knit the light color on top of the dark stitches and the dark color upon the light stitches. While knitting this new row, you pick up with your needle all the yarns that are floating behind the column of stitches and catch them with the stitches you are knitting. There is a space between each column of stitches, may be you need to cast a stitch on each side at the column that you drop when it’s time to catch the floating yarn. I hope that my description makes sense for you and that is what I would try by hand. That said,I am a hand knitter but also a machine knitter and while the manipulations seem laborious by hand, it would be different on a knitting machine, because you can easily create spaces between stitches and the wrong side is always facing you so the floating yarns would be very easy to catch : that is probably why you saw this pattern on a RTW sweater and didn’t find that same pattern explained for handknitting.

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Unfortunately, the picture is too small to see exactly how the individual stitches relate to each other.
I could imagine it works with yarnovers and lifted stitches, similar to brioche. But it can just as well be a pattern by machine knitting.

I'm knitting an almost similar pattern at the moment, but alternating knit and purl stitches in two colors. You can search the web for Eline by Trin-Annelie and take a look.

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Thank you! I'd appreciate that!  Post time 2023-3-7 02:19
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Of course, I can do that too. :-) But give me one or two days. We are moving into a new apartment at the moment and are currently living more in moving boxes than in the normal living area.  Post time 2023-3-7 00:04
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Thank you for answering! I don't actually think it's a brioche pattern, because the garment does not look squishy or bulky at all. I tried finding a better picture of the pattern, see down below. The pattern you mentioned does look similar! I will look into that. The designer calls the pattern lattice knit...if that helps at all :)
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I found another picture of the pattern!
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Is this a knitting pattern or a finished sweater that you can buy in a store?
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I found something that looks similar to this, but not sure how to modify this to match your sample (more plain rows, and not in garter st, but in st st):

* https://www.knitting-and.com/cra ... es/lattice_pattern/

Your best bet is to browse stitch pattern books and websites, such as this: https://www.easytoknit.com/search?q=lattice

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Hey pitussa, Thank you for your help! It's actually a sweater you can buy online ( I didn't know if I should post the link, so I just cropped the pattern :)
I will start searching that pattern site you mentioned - I hope I can at least find something similar :) Thanks again!
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