Bud Stitch Knitting Pattern

Bud Stitch Knitting Pattern

Very easy and pretty textured knitting pattern. This free knitting stitch is simple yet created quite a complicated looking effect. Reminiscent of rainy days with large raindrops falling from the skies and also like the first buds of spring.

Bud Stitch Knitting Pattern
Bud Stitch knitting pattern free

This is a great stitch for children garments, scarves, hats and beanies. Love the playful feel to this.

Abbreviations:
k = Knit
p = purl
p2tog = purl two together
yo = yarn over

 

Cast on Multiples of 6 + 5

Row 1 (RS): p5, *k1, yo, p5; rep from * to end

Row 2: k5, *p2, k5; rep from * to end

Row 3: p5, * k2, p5; rep from * to end

Repeat the last two rows once more.

Row 6: k5, *p2tog, k5; rep from * to end

Row 7: p2, *k1, yo, p5; rep from * to last 3 sts, k1, yo, p2

Row 8: k2, * p2, k5; rep from * to last 4 sts, p2, k2

Row 9: p2, *k2, p5; rep from * to last 4 sts, k2, p2

Repeat the last two rows once more.

Row 12: k2, *p2tog, k5; rep from * to last 4 sts, p2tog, k2

12 rows make up pattern

Comments

5 responses to “Bud Stitch Knitting Pattern”

  1. netty Avatar

    im busy knitting a garden bedspread this will make a great seed bed

  2. Judy Avatar

    I don’t understand the cast on! 6+5?
    Judy

  3. Knitting Bee Avatar

    Hi Judy,

    This means you cast on multiples of 6 stitches and then add an extra 5. So say I want to make it a certain width so I cast on 18 stitches and this is divisible by 6, after that I add 5 more stitches in order to complete the pattern.I hope this helps!

  4. Dina Avatar

    Hi.I love this pattern, but I think the numbers differ in each row , and just row one is 11 stitches altogether. please explain the change in numbers of stitches in every row. I am a beginner and it is confusing. None of the rows adds up to 11.
    Thank you

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