Garter Chevron Knitting Pattern - Zig Zag Knit Stitch Pattern

[@joanneboag5993]

Love this pattern! Chevron is always crocheted so it's nice to see it as a knitted pattern.I was looking for a baby blanket pattern and this is definitely it! Thank you so much! 😊

[@Carmen-d8h]

Beautiful and I love the way you teach, very calm and patient. Thank so much. The Lord bless you ❤️

[@SparklyOne]

Of all of the channels I've watched to learn to knit, yours is the most easily understood for me! I am always so happy to see new video from you Joanne! Thank you for your instruction and helping me out with such simple patterns. I've been knitting for only 18 months and without you I wouldn't be where I am today! I love you to pieces! xoxo

[@sharonkeller7397]

Thank you for this lovely pattern. I'm finding as I age I need simpler patterns. This one will be fun to work! Thank you! :D

[@tammyintiaras]

Mr too

[@sharih5741]

Love this stitch! Your videos are so easy to follow. Thank you!

[@icherishcrochetandknit309]

I was wanting to make my first knitted baby blanket and now I have the perfect pattern!! Thank you Joanne! It is beautiful. I am getting started right away!

[@JoannesWeb]

WOnderful! SO glad you found it!

[@brendaburns8064]

@@JoannesWeb beautiful knitting. Very nice easy pattern .you are very good at teaching and explaining. Thank you for this video. Will be try this pattern very soon.

[@wendyellis6402]

So simple and beautiful. Perfect for a baby blanket. Thank you 😊

[@vernitathompson9860]

That's sooooo beautiful and I love the colors you use in your demonstration

[@lorraine392]

Love this stitch; exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[@lissablue176]

Really like this simple pattern, ty

[@Cthecool]

I’ve done so many patterns with this stitch!!!

[@loreleirae7029]

Wow!! I'd love to use this knitting pattern for a faux collar that ties in the front and can be worn on a shirt for a cute look!

[@peterhunt5890]

Love this pattern. Thank you

[@0523SHARON]

Beautiful! You’ve done it again 😍🤩

[@ginnylynn1]

Excellent video instructions 🧶❣️

[@conniepettengill1596]

Love her tutorials

[@jasmineelfiky1410]

Wow..lovely ...when I bind off in pattern it would be a zigzag fini

[@andreaseastrand9987]

Very nice! I learned, the hard way, that the bottom zigzag takes a bit to build up, especially if working a large piece like a blanket. Also, if I want to make the sections bigger, would I double everything? So CO multiple of 24 +2? Knit first row, knit 2, knit 12, knit two together twice, and so on… 🤔

[@JoannesWeb]

To make the sections wider, you need to increase the number of stitches in the repetition.

[@niksand1713]

Beautiful

[@beepdidiskoop2328]

i was holding my breath the whole time in the second row and i didnt even realize xP

[@emmasansom1033]

So if I am trying to do this exactly the same width as you to follow the video exactly how many stitches do I need to cast on initially? Thank you

[@JoannesWeb]

Garter Chevron Stitch Multiple of 12 plus 1 (plus 2 for the edges) Repeat from * to * Cast on any way you wish. I used the long tail cast on. Base Row.- Knit the whole row. Every row.- knit 1), knit 6, *knit 2stitches together, knit 4 stitches, knit the front and the back of the next stitch knit 5 stitches* End the row with.- *knit 2stitches together, knit 4, knit the front and the back of next stitch, (knit 1. Repeat this row. Bind off in pattern.

[@pennisewell2398]

love it thank you

[@alexandraabraham6698]

@JoannesWeb, when it comes to cast off, will the edge still be chevron? If not, how does one create a chevron cast-off, to match the other end?

[@JoannesWeb]

Yes. The edge is still chevron. Make sure you're binding off in pattern.

[@alexandraabraham6698]

@@JoannesWeb Ah, super, yes of course! Thank you!!

[@semsem..]

İ love it , that is what I was looking for thanks

[@teastress]

what does multiples of 12 plus 1 and then in parentheses you have plus two can you explain this please

[@JoannesWeb]

The pattern itself is a multiple of 12 stitches= 12, 24, 36...plus 1. Then you add 2 more stitches one for each edge.

[@midnightpassion43]

Does anyone know how many stitches she cast on????

[@JoannesWeb]

39. Multiple of 12 plus 1. Plus 2 (one for each edge)

[@midnightpassion43]

Thk u

[@migsfiel8088]

How can I make it zigzaggy on the bind-off edge? 🙂

[@JoannesWeb]

Follow the pattern as you bind odd.

[@joanchurchill429]

Why do I have 8 on one end and 7 on the other?

[@JoannesWeb]

Try it. You will notice that when knitting front and back and 2 togethers, the stitches fall differently at the beginning than at the end.

[@judyhoomalamalama]

I dont know how to end this pattern when it is time to bind off. I read the instructions but it isnt clear to me. Do u just bind off when u get the the length that u want? Will it keep the pattern ?

[@JoannesWeb]

Yes. The triangle shapes will be the opposite as the start, Bind off in pattern.

[@judyhoomalamalama]

@@JoannesWeb thank u

[@faizaalhoory3810]

روعة وعاشت ايدك ياوردة والله يحفظك

[@JoannesWeb]

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