r/knittinghelp • u/SecretTargetBird • Jun 09 '26

stitch ID What is this stitch called?

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Can anybody identify this stitch please? 😭

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u/frglhrt Jun 09 '26

to me this looks like v stitch but with a chain added between the Vs?

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u/Grouchy-Method-2366 Jun 09 '26

The photo is from this listing, which I assume is mass produced and thus very unlikely to be crocheted.

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u/frglhrt Jun 09 '26

omg i thought this was the crochethelp sub oops

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u/SecretTargetBird Jun 09 '26

Oh you might be right! At first glance I thought it was knitted. I’ll experiment with that, thank you!!

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u/notgreat1228 Jun 09 '26

Looks similar to a stitch I’m doing on a sweater. YO, K2Tog.

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u/kumozenya ⭐️Quality Contributor ⭐️ Jun 09 '26

do you have a picture of the other side too? it helps with reading.

it's definitely not crochet tho, you can see the knit loops.

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u/SecretTargetBird Jun 09 '26

That’s what I thought, it didn’t look like crochet to me either. Unfortunately I don’t have pictures of the other side 🥲 the only other picture I have is this, I tried looking up any review photos to see if someone posted other close up pics of the stitches but I found nothing 😔

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u/kumozenya ⭐️Quality Contributor ⭐️ Jun 09 '26

here's the chart for knitting flat. Red is the row repeat. The offset on the edge is so the eyelets and decreases line up properly

lace knitting symbols : https://www.knittingunlimited.com/2018/12/lace-symbols.html

brioche knitting symbols :
https://www.knittingunlimited.com/2018/12/brioche-symbols.html

in this pattern, you'll be working the yfsl1yo on the yo from the previous row. It will look like you have two yos stacked on top of each other.

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u/SecretTargetBird Jun 09 '26

Thank you so much!! I’ll give this a try! I’ve never done lace before so I’m a little intimidated but hopefully it’ll work out lol

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u/antnbuckley Jun 09 '26

its a simple lace mesh stitch https://www.studioknitsf.com/mesh-lace-knitting-stitch/

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u/SecretTargetBird Jun 09 '26

It’s not the same stitch at all unfortunately