The Yarnpath. The Linen Knit Stitch. Note: Reading a knitting pattern can be incredibly confusing, if you aren't familiar with the abbreviations.
Most patterns come with an abbreviation list, but occasionally one comes across a pattern without a glossary of abbreviations to help you decipher the needed stitches. Here is a comprehensive list of knitting abbreviations. If you are new to knitting, putting these abbreviations into practice can be difficult. In this article, we will add some examples of those abbreviations with quick projects you can do on your own, to practice following a pattern. Linen Stitch. Linen stitch, also called Woven stitch, makes a dense, firm fabric with little give or stretch.
While it has a tiny bit of drape when done at a reasonable gauge, it can easily become stiff as a board if knit tightly. This firmness makes it a good choice for home decore type projects like pillow covers or for items needing a stiffer fabric such as tote bags. How to Knit: Linen Stitch.