Duplicate stitch

Learn how to do duplicate stitch for knitting with this easy tutorial, it's a great way to add pattern to your knitting projects!

Duplicate stitches mimic knit stitches but are created with yarn and a tapestry needle. Use them to weave in the ends of your work or add a design.

Jamie Lomax | Pacific Knit Co. on Instagram: "✨Duplicate Stitch Colorwork✨ Follow these simple steps to master this technique: • 1️⃣ Thread your needle with your accent color yarn. • 2️⃣ Locate the stitch you want to accentuate on your knitted piece. • 3️⃣ Insert your needle from back to front through the center of the stitch, leaving a small tail on the back. • 4️⃣ Create a duplicate stitch by following the path of the original stitch, making sure to keep tension consistent. • 5️⃣ Repeat…

lobsta (the duplicate stitch)

This beginner-friendly technique is one of the best ways to add colorwork to your knits! Also known as Swiss darning, duplicate stitch is a form of embroider...

By far the most powerful tool in your knitter's tool box when it comes to saving your stitches is duplicate stitch.

FO of today's trick: duplicate st on netting Today's trick, duplicate stitch on netting, sets out to solve a major problem with classic duplicate stitch. So, what is that problem? Well, classic duplicate stitch is where you sew (embroider) a whole new "stitch" duplicating (following exactly) the path of a stitch in the underlying fabric. What you're doing is cramming TWO yarns in where one yarn was before. As a repair on a thinning elbow or sock heel, 2-into-1 is no problem--you WANT to…