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The sliding block stitch is a mosaic colorwork pattern that consists of columns of horizontal bars, shifting from side to side. Like all mosaic knitting patterns, this optical illusion is achieved through strategically placed slip stitches. It makes for an incredibly easy to knit colorwork pattern that looks more complicated than it is.
Use this stitch pattern in everything from scarves to blankets to hats.
[dl style=”dl-horizontal”]K”]Knit StitchP”]Purl Stitchwyib”]With Yarn in Back – Hold the working yarn in back of the work, as to knitwyif”]With Yarn in Front – Hold the working yarn in front of the work, as to purl
Intermediate
8
Multiple of 6 stitches +3
Cast On: Cast On with Color A Multiple of 6 sts + 3
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Repeat rows 1-8 until you have reached your desired length.
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