A Stitch a Day (28th February)

This is another three-colour version of the current fabric:

A Stitch a Day (27th February)

This is yesterday's fabric in three colours.

A Stitch a Day (26th February)

Unfortunately the scans don't always show the texture of the dark parts. In this case the dark blue vertical stripes look like stocking stitch and stand out. Some ribbing in this fabric again.

A Stitch a Day (25th February)

This chart makes a more flat fabric again, albeit slight ribs are still noticeable:

A Stitch a Day (24th February)

Rather different sides in this fabric:

A Stitch a Day (23rd February)

This chart makes a structure with wide vertical ribs.

A Stitch a Day (22nd February)

This fabric has some similarity to yesterday's. it is however more dense, and every second verical stripe on one side shows a solid colour.

A Stitch a Day (21st February)

This makes a rather light fabric, with less stitches to 10 cm than many others here.

A Stitch a Day (20th February)

This is an easy pattern with a woven appearence. The overall effect is vertical, though.

A Stitch a Day (19th February)

This fabric has a flat and a ribbed side:

A Stitch a Day (18th February)

Today's chart makes a ribbed fabric. The scans don't make this clearly visible. The pink vertical lines are the centre of the ribs that stand out on each side.

A Stitch a Day (17th February)

I show the 2 rows dark/2 rows bright colour sequence for this fabric. The 4/4 sequence is also interesting, amongst others.

A Stitch a Day (16th February)

This fabric appears like stocking stitch on both sides.

A Stitch a Day (15th February)

Today I start a series of patterns that have at least on one side a predominantly vertical direction:

A Stitch a Day (14th February)

This will be the last pattern I show for this fabric. There are more possibilities, especially with three colours, though. You could experiment yourself. Take one of the colour sequences, and insert two rows of a third colour instead of the dark or light colour which is given in the chart, for example.

A Stitch a Day (13th February)

Here is a further colour version:

A Stitch a Day (12th February)

Today's colour sequence makes this wavy pattern: