The grid-like appearance of mesh consists of open space and a network of lines. These spaces in a network are found in fashion from shoes to eyeglasses. What knit stitches could properly translate the visual of a mesh or grid-like appearance? While pondering the answer to this question, I found a book at my local library which may hold the answer. Reversible Knitting by Lynne Barr “adds something different to the stitch pattern references that many knitters may already own, and offer exciting new patterns with a reversible twist.” The chapter on Openwork, stitches 19-27 create open space using yarnovers and dropped stitches. Stitch 25, Half-Nelson or Stitch 22, Cane Lace present an opportunity to work in a mesh or grid-like pattern.
Stitches are stitches whether you use a hook or needle. Actually, crochet offers different possibilities with wonderful effects. I have been experimenting with crochet lately.
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I like the collages … and I see possiblities for interpretation using crochet (I’m not a knitter) =D
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