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We’re going to learn how to do the cherry knit stitch today. If you’re looking for pulpy wool fruit hanging down in a cluster on a sweater or maxi scarf, then you should definitely try your hand at the cherry stitch.This stitch, which is naturall…
We love the Window and Bubble stitch because it is just as its name suggests: adorable bubbles looking out of the window! The fullness and the gaps that this knit stitch has, creates a fluffy and 3D outer layer.
Watch out though, we’ve achieved t…
You’re going to love the knitted candy stitch, that’s for sure! It’s a braided stitch great for either the detail on a chunky sweater or an oversized scarf and then, why not, even a cozy hot water bottle cover. Our extra fine merino Piuma yar…
Hi knitting friends! Ready to learn a new stitch to add to your own personal collection of knit stitches? We’re going to have a go at the butterfly stitch today: as it’s dainty and simple to do, it’s ideal for outfits for newborns or a super st…
Calling all knitting addicts,
ready to learn a new knit stitch? Today’s one is a classic knit stitch called
the Chunky Braid stitch. You can use it to make a blanket, a sweater or a
poncho.We’ve chosen our Vintage yarn colour. Chocolate fo…
Hi, the compilation of knit stitches continues! Today, we’re going to try our hand at the Hills stitch. It’s a cute name, don’t you think? We’ve taken the name from the Italian stitch ‘Collinette’. It’s an hills stitch that’s ideal fo…
The section dedicated to knit stitches continues! Today, we’re going to learn how to do a very quirky stitch that creates drapey loops. The drop stitch garter! It’s ideal for making scarves or ponchos as it’s really lightweight thanks to its lo…
Today we’ve got a quirky, and unknown to many, stitch for you. The Seed stitch! A stitch whose flat texture makes it perfect for those who want to make a light and loose garment. The pattern that you get, really reminds us of neatly plowed and sown…
Spring is in the air and here at DHG we’re in the mood for stitches that really honour this wonderful season. So that’s exactly why, among all the ones we’ve got on file, we’ve chosen the Mimosa stitch. Why do we like it? Because it’s easy …
Today we’re going to teach you how to do the Herringbone stitch. As this unique stitch tends to tighten up, equip yourselves with much bigger needles than the ones indicated on the label of the yarn you want to use.Take for example, we’ve chosen …
Today we’ve got the diagonal basketweave stitch for you. A stitch which can be classed as a real “golden oldie” but one that certainly doesn’t lack relevance today.By the way, we’ve used our Cyrcus to do it, which at first glance this yar…
We don’t see so much of the wheatear stitch, so when we came across it flicking through an old book, we just had to bring it to light. We tried it out right away and chose our Sierra yarn in the colour Cherry to make it.Sierra, is a really warm and s…
