One of my besties has a life-long love of butterflies, as does my husband, Nick.
So when I discovered this stitch I had a feeling it would feature in a big way in my future knitting.
As I was preparing for the new knitting kit shop I began designing some new patterns, and of course, I couldn't resist!
I tested with different yarns and needle sizes, switched up the stitch count and pattern repeats. Finally I had something that worked so well I couldn't help but share it.
With a few steps to create a gathering in your stitches, you'll give the effect of a flock of butterflies with open wings fluttering across your finished knit.
If you're practised in knitting and purling, you're ready to get going - please note, I will not be showing the exact knit and purl stitches in this tutorial, the focus is on the components of the butterfly stitch. To learn the knit and purl stitches
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