How do you knit a perfect square?
It’s that simple! Continue knitting rows 1 and 2 until your square is as long as it is wide. To ensure your square is 8″ (20cm), either use a tape measure or form a triangle by folding one corner of your square over to meet the opposite corner as shown – if all sides are equal then you have a square!
How do you knit a mitered rectangle?
How to Knit and Use Mitered Squares
- Cast On. The first thing you’ll do is cast on the number of stitches you need for one side of the square.
- Start the Miter Stitch Pattern. Row 1 (WS): Knit across, slipping the marker.
- Repeat These Two Rows Until You Have Four Stitches Left.
- Finish the Square.
How do you knit a diagonal square?
Diagonal Square
- k2tog: Knit two together.
- Row 1: Cast on 2 sts.
- Row 2: Knit to end of row.
- Row 3: Knit 1, increase 1, Knit to end of row.
- Next row: Knit to end of row.
- Row 1: Knit 1, k2tog, knit to end of row.
- Next row: Cast off, leaving a 20” (50cm) tail which is used for sewing the squares together.
- S1: Slip 1 purlwise.
How do you knit a mitered square?
Row 1: Start your mitered square the normal way using color A and knit across the first row. Row 2: Knit the second row (the first decrease row) with color B and tie the two tails into a light knot at the end of the rows. Row 3: Knit across in color B.
How to start a miter stitch pattern?
Start the Miter Stitch Pattern Row 1 (WS): Knit across, slipping the marker. Row 2 (RS): Knit to two stitches before the marker, k2tog, slip marker, ssk, knit to end of row. If you need a little more detail, here’s a step-by-step walk-through of Row 2: Knit to two stitches before the marker.
What can I do with mitered squares?
These squares or “modules” can be pieced together by picking up stitches along the edges to create just about any kind of knitting pattern you can imagine. Browse our selection of our favorites below for some examples of the most stunning and creative uses for mitered squares.
How do you connect knitting squares?
Chances are you’ll want to connect your square to other squares or other pieces of knitting to complete your project. You can connect the squares by seaming or by seamless joining as you go. Use mattress stitch or another seaming technique to join the squares.