Garter Stitch Rectangles Pattern Video

How to Loom Knit the Garter Stitch Rectangles

Loom knit garter stitch triangles staggered

The Garter Stitch Rectangles is the first in a series of blanket stitches. Many of my Patreon Patrons have new babies and they want to knit for them. Although this stitch is not really reversible the back of the fabric looks very good.  The pattern is super interesting in that combines the rib stitch with a basket weave. That gives the fabric a stretchy character. That’s a plus in loom knitting.I think it would make a beautiful cocoon with a matching hat. Even a super cool brimless hat for an adult. Watch for any one of these patterns. Make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel and follow me on social media for updates.

As always I filmed a video tutorial. This pattern is made up of 6 stitches and 26 rows but it is super easy. It combines the rib stitch with a basket weave. Watch the step by step video tutorial below.

Supplies and Information

Loom Knit Garter Stitch Rectangles Staggered

Reverse Side of the Stitch

Skill Level: Intermediate

Gauge:  Approximately 5 stitches and 7 rows for 1 inch.

Stitches:  Knit, Purl

Fabric: Is not reversible and does curl a bit on the edges

Loom:   Large Gauge Loom

YARN: Worsted Weight  Used Coran Simply Soft in colorway Soft Blue

Notions:  Loom Hook, Stitch Markers

Video Tutorial: Please watch the video completely. Click HERE

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Garter Stitch Rectangles Video Tutorial

As always I recommend watching the video completely before starting to knit. It’s an easy pattern made up of just knits and purls but it’s always best to have foreknowledge.

 

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Comments: 2

  1. Nicole P September 22, 2019 at 2:38 pm

    I’m looking to make a blanket with this stitch. what loom should I use?

    • Denise Canela September 26, 2019 at 6:04 pm

      Hi Nicole – it depends on how large you want to make that blanket – how many times are you going to repeat the stitch pattern

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