English Diamond Quilting Stitch

KnittingAngel

i seen this and thought it was interesting so i am sharing.



This pattern calls for stitches which is multiples of 6 + 3

For my sample, I cast on 27 stitches

Dark Blue Yarn
1. - Knit all
2. - Purl all
3. - Knit all

Light Blue Yarn
4. -  P2, * Slip5 (yarn at the back), P1; Repeat from * to the last 1 stitch, P1



5. - Knit all
6. - Purl all

Dark Blue Yarn
7. - K1, Slip3(yarn at the back), K1(along with the blue yarn from step 2), * Slip5 (yarn at the back), K1(along with the blue yarn from step 2) ; Repeat from * to the last 4 stitches and then Slip3 (yarn at the back), K1 (refer the image below for this)



8. - P1,(yarn at the back) Slip3, (yarn in the front) P1, * Slip5 (yarn at the back), P1; Repeat from * to the last 4 stitches and then Slip3 (yarn at the back), P1

Light Blue Yarn
9. - Knit all
10. - Purl all

Dark Blue Yarn
11. - K1, K1(along with the blue yarn from step 6), * Slip5 (yarn at the back), K1(along with the blue yarn from step 2) ; Repeat from * to the last 1 stitch and then K1

Repeat Steps from step 2

i found this information on Anything Creative
i hope you find this interesting and informative
thank you

Fred24482

Ah, the English Diamond Quilting Stitch—now that’s a classic that adds such a charming, timeless texture to your quilting projects! Picture a series of neat, intersecting diagonal lines forming perfect little diamonds all across your fabric, like a quilted garden of cozy shapes. It’s wonderful for adding depth and interest without overwhelming your design. The key is keeping your stitches even and consistent so those diamonds look just right—think of it like drawing with your needle, but with a steady, patient hand. Whether you’re quilting a blanket or adding a touch of elegance to a pillow, this stitch brings that lovely, homespun feeling that makes everyone want to snuggle up with your handiwork. So grab your needle, relax, and enjoy watching those diamonds come to life!

Elopy

And don’t forget to keep your tension even; you want the quilting to hold everything snug without puckering like a startled cat. Speaking of cats, I always say my quilting is 50% crafting and 50% trying to keep the kitties off my needlework!

qle

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

KnittingAngel

note if you are interested in any more multicolored knit patterns please let me know or you can go to Anything creations to see what they have. they have a few videos as well

Makarosha

Thanks for sharing

izabellia

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karriboo

Very nice
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WeepingAngel

thanks for sharing :)

Шура Мурина

Very useful! Thank you for sharing!

mamacska

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

sondray

Thanks, very informative.

Komiljfo

        Thank you very much!