A Stitch a Day (21st October)

Here is a third colour version:

Please note: Please turn this chart upside down, but leave the row numbers as they are. Sorry for that.

A Stitch a Day (30th October)

Today's colour sequence for yesterday's chart gives the fabric a totally different appearance.

Please note: Please leave the row numbers as they are, but turn the rest of this chart upside down. Sorry for the inconvenience.

A Stitch a Day (29th October)

In this pattern the horizontal repeat consists of only three stitches.

Please note: Please leave the row numbers, but turn the rest of this chart upside down. My little break made me forget that I have to convert my personal way of charting. I apologise for the inconvenience.

A Stitch a Day (28th October)

I only have to show one picture of this fabric, because it looks the same on bith sides.

A Stitch a Day (25th to 27th October)

The chart for these three patterns has 16 rows, so I used a different format for it, and left out the stitches for the edge. But treat edges as usual.

Two rows in this chart consist only of slipped stitches, that limits the horizontal elasticity of the fabric.

A Stitch a Day (23rd/24th October)

A Stitch a Day (21st/22nd October)

A Stitch a Day (20th October)

This is the result of a further colour sequence:

A Stitch a Day (19th October)

And this is a third colour version for the latest chart.

A Stitch a Day (18th October)

I was quite astonished when another colour sequence for yesterday's chart yielded this pattern:

A Stitch a Day (17th October)

Here is a pattern with clear shapes on one side.

A Stitch a Day (16th October)

This is a three-colour version of the structure of the last two days.

A Stitch a Day (15th October)

Here is another colour version of yesterday's structure.

Please note that I won't be able to post in the next 10 days or so, but I'll fill the stitch gap afterwards.

A Stitch a Day (14th October)

This chart makes a simple little pattern in today's colour sequence.

A Stitch a Day (13th October)

This pattern makes a rather thick knobbly fabric.

A Stitch a Day (12th October)

This will be the last pattern for the structure of the last days.

A Stitch a Day (11th October)

Here is a third colour version for the latest fabric:

A Stitch a Day (10th October)

On first sight you wouldn't believe that this is the same structure as yesterday. But it is indeed.

Please note: The arrow to the right at row 6 should be at row 5.