20 Free Bias Knit Projects Made Corner-to-Corner
You work bias-knit projects corner-to-corner on the diagonal instead of bottom-up or side-to-side! Working corner to corner is commonly called ‘knitting on the bias.’ Your projects drape more this way than regular knitting and stretch more. Knitting in stripes really accentuates the direction of work, as you’ll see in this pattern selection.
Now, check out these beautiful projects from Yarnspirations – they’re all knit on the bias!
And don’t miss the crochet corner-to-corner blog post!
You’ll notice most of these patterns are for blankets and throws. Why is that?
When you cut, knit, or crochet garments on the bias, they stretch very differently from being worked bottom up or side to side. This makes it really hard to get a comfortable fit. Rather, they fit really snugly because they’re worked diagonally. And not so many people love that with knit garments.
But with blankets or throws, it doesn’t matter so much which way they stretch. So can you imagine the wonderful hug you’ll get from these bias-knit blankets? Snuggle under these to your heart’s content!
- Corner to Corner Seed Stitch Blanket
- Corner to Corner Hug Me Blanket
- Corner to Corner Garter Knit Blanket
- Cuddly Knit Baby Blanket
- Four-Square Diagonal Throw
- Shake It Up Knit Blanket
- Shore to Shore Knit Blanket
- Knit Beginner Bias Striped Blanket
- Two Panel Bias Knit Blanket
- Knit Bias Stripe Blanket
- Cozy Knit Bias Blanket
- Bias Knit Blanket
- Book-Match Bias Knit Blanket
- Corner to Corner Knit Pillow
- Corner to Corner Scrubby
- Corner-to-Corner Knit Dishcloth
- Fringed Knit Lumbar Pillow
- Knit Shawl on the Bias
- Bias Knit Wrap
- Bias Stripes Scarf
If you love working corner to corner, check out the links below for more fabulous diagonal patterns.
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