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Free knitting patterns: tutorial indian cross stitch
the stitch crossing rows (6 & 12) of indian cross stitch can be a bit sticky. we’re showing you in pictures in case our written instructions don’t make any sense!
ABBREVIATIONS
3XK: insert needle as if to knit, then wrap yarn 3 times around needle counterclockwise, and ‑finish the knit stitch
TUTORIAL
CO 24 sts (an 8 sts repeat); knit flat.
Row 1(WS) – 4(RS): K all. This is pretty straight forward. The piece should look like this after you’ve finished Row 4:
![IC1](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC11.jpg)
Row 5: 3XK all. See abbreviation section above. The first 3XK stitch will look like the picture below:
![IC2](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC2.jpg)
Row 6: We’re breaking Row 6 into a few parts to make it easier to explain:
![IC3](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC3.jpg)
![IC4](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC4.jpg)
![IC5](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC5.jpg)
![IC6](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC6.jpg)
![IC7](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC7.jpg)
It will look like the picture below when you’ve completed Row 6:
Row 7-10: K all. After row 10, the piece looks like this:
Row 11: 3XK all
Row 12: You are creating the staggered pattern in this row. Begin by slipping 4 sts, letting the extra loops drop to form 4 very long sts. Cross 2 sts over 2 sts as in Row 6, and knit these 4. Next, *Sl8 sts, cross as in Row 6, knit as in Row 6, and repeat until the last 4 sts. For the last 4 sts, slip 4, cross 2 over 2 sts and then knit these last 4 sts.
The first 12 sts of Row 12 will look something like this:
Repeat Rows 1-12 for the pattern.
![IC1](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC11.jpg)
Row 5: 3XK all. See abbreviation section above. The first 3XK stitch will look like the picture below:
![IC2](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC2.jpg)
Row 6: We’re breaking Row 6 into a few parts to make it easier to explain:
- Step 1: *Sl8 sts, letting the extra loops drop to form 8 very long sts. It looks like this:
![IC3](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC3.jpg)
- Step 2: Insert left-hand needle into the 1st four sts on right-hand needle and pass them over the second set of long sts as shown in the 2 photos below:
![IC4](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC4.jpg)
![IC5](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC5.jpg)
- Step 3: Bring all 8 of these long sts onto left-hand needle
![IC6](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC6.jpg)
- Step 4: Knit the 8 sts (the 2nd half of the original 4 and then the original 4). Repeat from * to end.
![IC7](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC7.jpg)
![IC8](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC8.jpg)
![IC9](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC9.jpg)
![IC10](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC10.jpg)
Row 12: You are creating the staggered pattern in this row. Begin by slipping 4 sts, letting the extra loops drop to form 4 very long sts. Cross 2 sts over 2 sts as in Row 6, and knit these 4. Next, *Sl8 sts, cross as in Row 6, knit as in Row 6, and repeat until the last 4 sts. For the last 4 sts, slip 4, cross 2 over 2 sts and then knit these last 4 sts.
The first 12 sts of Row 12 will look something like this:
![IC11](http://blog.jonesandvandermeer.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/IC111.jpg)
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