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Very Easy Embossed Knitting Pattern with V & A Loops

Long loops pulled up from a few rows below sit over a little rib panel, first in a V shape and then in an A shape. It looks unusual, but it's only a 4-row repeat.

This one looks unusual and a bit difficult, but it's very easy and comes out beautifully raised. Long loops, pulled up from three rows below, frame a small 5-stitch rib panel. On one pattern row they meet in a V, and on the next they spread into an A, so the texture ripples up the fabric.

Stitch count

What you'll need

Pulling a loop

Count down three rows below the stitch named in the instructions, insert the needle into that third space, and pull a loop through. Keep it loose. It should reach comfortably up to the needle. Leave it on the right needle; it's worked off on a later row.

Foundation (rows 1–6, not repeated)

The 4-row pattern (rows 7–10)

Repeat rows 7–10. The loops alternate between a V meeting at the centre and an A spreading out to the purl gaps, and the panel between them puffs up.

  • embossed knitting
  • raised knitting pattern
  • loop stitch
  • textured knitting
  • knitting stitch pattern
  • cardigan pattern
  • hand knitting
  • wool

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