Seed stitch

Changing every knit stitch to a purl on the next row creates small alternating bumps.

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Knit and purl face key. Use the written repeat for the actual crossings, slips, decreases and colours.

Counted practice swatch

For this version cast on 21 stitches, an odd number.

Work the repeat

Every flat row: [k1, p1] 10 times, k1. The odd count flips the alignment after turning. In the round on an even count: alternate k1 p1 and p1 k1 rounds.

Read the fabric

Seed stitch is also called moss stitch in some regions. This page means the one-row change; the double moss repeat has two matching rows.