How To Knit Eyelet Rows

Use eyelet rows to add decorative touches to your knitted projects.

[@missl1775]

I used this to put a tiny buttonhole on a blanket swatch for a keychain (don't ask) and it was so much easier and looked so much nicer than any other eyelet type stitch I tried. Thank you!

[@makenakenzington]

This helped me so much thankyou

[@MelanieJay77]

Thank you. Beautiful work!!

[@surban4369]

Thank you for this simple and informative video! Question: Should these eyelets be started on right side rows? I noticed my eyelets have a right side look vs. a wrong side look. Thanks!

[@VickiBeckerDesigns]

They should be started on the right side but if you like the look of starting on the wrong side then go for it!

[@neenee56]

Thanks for such as easy-to-follow video. I am planning on knitting a rectangular wrap, using 2 strands of thin yarn.. I'll just be doing it in Garter stitch. However, I'd like to put in an eyelet row every inch or two. I have a question though.... I'd like to knit 2 stitches at the start and end of the eyelet row. Does this sound like a good idea. .. Slip 1 (knit-wise), *K1, YO, K2tog* Repeat * to * until 2 stitches are left. Knit the last 2 stitches...

[@VickiBeckerDesigns]

Yes it would be a good idea to have an edge for the wrap.

[@simonad2957]

Thank you very much ❤

[@patriciacavanagh9332]

Thank you :-), I had forgotten :-/ .

[@marthamurray9855]

Would you do it the same way knitting in the round?

[@VickiBeckerDesigns]

yes

[@michaelmcnally2267]

What would the pattern be in order to spread out the eyelets so there are so many?

[@michaelmcnally2267]

Meant to say “aren’t “

[@VickiBeckerDesigns]

Add plain stitches evenly spaced across the row between the eyelets.