Knit the Acorn Stitch on a Knitting Loom
The acorn stitch is the best basket weave stitch I have ever seen. Since last year I have wanted to knit a lovey blanket. After a monthly chat session with my Patreon Patrons I decide the time is now. When I did the research the best looking ones were made using a crochet hook. This stitch pattern looks the closes to that fabric and so here it is for you and I to enjoy. The lovey blanket pattern is in the works and if you follow me on Instagram stories you have already seen. Below is a picture. I’m still debating whether to do a Teddy Bear, a baby or a Sleepy Lamb.
Below is a list of supplies, more information about the stitch and the step by step video.
Supplies and Information
Lovey Blanket Pattern: Coming Soon – Subscribe to my channel so you don’t miss it: Click HERE
Skill Level: Intermediate
Size: 5 Stitches and 1 Rows for 1 Inches (Approximately)
Stitches: Knit, Purl, Knit 3 together, Yarn Over,
Fabric: Is not reversible and does not curl
Loom: Any Loom – I used a Large Gauge Loom
Yarn: Worsted Weight – I used a single strand of yarn for swatch
Notions: Loom Hook, Stitch Markers
Video Tutorial: Scroll down or click the link. Please watch the video completely. Click HERE
TO PURCHASE THE DOWNLOADABLE PATTERN: CLICK HERE
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I tried to download the washcloth pattern when you had it posted for free but it wouldn’t allow me to access it. I have watched the video for the basic stitch pattern, but would like to know how many rows I would need to do for the washcloth. Thanks for any advice.
Hi Vicki – that pattern was available for free for 2 weeks – it is now only available to my Patreon patrons and on Etsy.
I am a Patreon and am not able to print directions.
Hi Maria – you need to do that from the Patreon page. Here is how: Click HERE
This is beautiful! I live it. How many inches wide does it come out of the 24 peg loom?
Hi – it’s approximately 6 inches wide