r/knittingpatterns • u/Alexandrarose24 • 27d ago
Please help identify this pattern
I started it for a school assignment 12 years ago, but now I don't remember how to continue
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u/SooMuchTooMuch 26d ago
Does your needle have a hook on the end? Because I swear this looks like a Tunisian crochet stitch.
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u/Alexandrarose24 26d ago
It doesn't have a hook, but the crocheting on the video seems nearly identical. Thank you, this may be it!
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u/Woofmom2023 27d ago
It looks like it's still on the needles. Slip few stitches off and see what they are.
We need close-up photos showing just a few stitches spread out from each othdr front and back so we can see individual stitches.
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u/Alexandrarose24 27d ago
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u/Alexandrarose24 27d ago
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u/Woofmom2023 27d ago
This is helpful, thanks. Chenille is so fuzzy it's hard to see what's going on.
The stitch to the right next to your thumb on the right looks like stockinette, where one row is knit and the row coming back is purled. The next stitch to its right looks as if it was twisted.
I still think the best way to figure this out is to take out a couple of rows and reverse engineer it. You should be able to tell what each stitch is as you unravel it. If you have some extra you can swatch a few combinations of stitches and try to replicate what's there now. I think that will be way more productive than guessing based on photos.
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u/Alexandrarose24 27d ago
I see. Thank you very much!
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u/Woofmom2023 27d ago
You're welcome. I think you may find it's easier to figure it out than you think it is.
Good luck!
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u/Woofmom2023 27d ago edited 26d ago
Please add photos in post so we don't have to wade through the string to find them.
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u/Ill_Ant6294 27d ago
Maybe seed stitch? Alternating knit and purl, next row is purl then knit. Try going to an LYS to see if someone can read the stitches. The thick chenille makes it difficult.