Plaid Knitting Patterns - In the Loop Knitting
Free knitting patterns include plaid, gingham, and tartan designs in various styles of colorwork. Updated 1/4/25 To get the knitting patterns, scroll down the page to the individual pattern you want and click on the link to that pattern.
Comfort in Plaid: How to Knit Plaid Patterning - Interweave
Sep 24, 2024 · From Scottish tartans to a well-worn flannel shirt, a favorite pair of pajamas, or grandma’s tablecloth, plaids evoke traditional, down-home comfort. Plaid has several definitions but has come to generally describe a pattern of colorwork consisting of intersecting vertical and horizontal stripes.
38 Free Plaid Patterns to Crochet and Knit - Marly Bird
Apr 5, 2021 · Download 38 free plaid and tartan patterns to crochet and knit, from ponchos and hats to blankets and wraps.
How to Knit Plaid - YouTube
Mar 19, 2013 · Knitting plaid fabrics can seem like a daunting task when you consider that they could involve not only two or more colors, but intarsia work as well. And how do you keep the tension even in an...
4 Plaid Knitting Patterns to Celebrate Tartan Day - Interweave
Apr 6, 2022 · Celebrate Tartan Day with 4 gorgeous knit plaid patterns. From a beautiful cardigan to a slouchy beanie, you'll love these patterns.
A Unique Twist: Knitting Your Own Plaid Pattern
A knitting plaid pattern is a type of knitting pattern that creates a blanket or scarf with a plaid design. It involves using different colors of yarn and alternating between knitting and purling stitches to create the appearance of a plaid pattern.
Knit Buffalo Plaid Hat Pattern - Leelee Knits
Oct 8, 2019 · This knit buffalo plaid hat pattern creates a beautiful winter hat and includes a video tutorial on the stranded knitting technique used to change colours.
How to Knit Plaid - 10 rows a day
Two simple steps that turn a simple piece of knitted fabric into a beautiful plaid pattern. So easy, even newer knitters can do it.
Knit Plaid Tutorial - I Like Knitting
Learn how to knit plaid with this photo tutorial! To achieve the Lakeside Cowl’s cute plaid design, you’ll need to do some sewing! 1. Start with your completed cowl and thread your yarn needle with the desired color. 2. Weave in-between the stitches perpendicularly to the stripes on the cowl from one end to the other. 3.
Ravelry: Peerie Plaid Socks pattern by Sharon Barnes
Plaid never goes out of style! That timeless and beloved woven fabric technique was the inspiration for these socks, and this pattern is a loose translation of the plaid design concept into a small-scale knit. ‘Peerie’ is a word from the Shetland Islands dialect, meaning small or tiny.