Loom Knit the Large Eyelet Rib Stitch Pattern

Peggy, a sweet supporter of Loomahat.com had requested a new stitch pattern for hats and scarves. I have wanted to say thank you to her in a very special way for such a long time. I’m super happy to do that with this pattern. The Large Eyelet Rib stitch pattern was a beast for me to figure out. I thought it would be quick and easy, but because I wanted to use a large gauge loom things got complicated. Good thing is that I got it figured out, it’s now become a favorite because it really is an easy pattern.

One of it’s best features is that the results work well for men and women. This is important for people who knit for charity because they have no idea who is getting your gift.

Below is a video tutorial for the flat version of the pattern. To get the version in the round you need to purchase the written pattern. Here is a link: Click HERE

 

General Information for the Large Eyelet Rib Stitch

Skill Level: Adv Beginner to Intermediate      Row Count:   22     Pattern Repeat: Multiple of 2 + Edges

Size: With worsted weight yarn, approximately 5 rows and 4 stitches for 1 inch.

Stitches: Knit (U-wrap, e-Wrap), Purl, YO, K2tog, P2tog

Loom: Any Loom – A large gauge Cindwood Loom in Sample

Yarn: Any Weight Yarn. Used Chunky in video / Worsted in featured

Tools: Loom Hook. Used the KB Ergonomic Hook for sample.

Optional: Stitch Markers 

Video Tutorial Click HERE.

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Large Eyelet Rib Stitch Pattern Video

Below is the step by step video for the flat version of the stitch pattern. I can be use for scarves, cowls and blankets. Please watch the video completely before starting a project with the pattern. Keep in mind that the video is ONLY for the stitch pattern and not a project. There is no cast-on or cast-off. For information on how I start my projects here is a video link. Click HERE

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