June - Ladder Stitch Variation
This a variation of a Ladder Stitch (sometimes called Ladder Rib, Mock Ladder Stitch, or Ladder Panel Stitch depending on the pattern source). It creates vertical columns that resemble the sides of a ladder, with textured "rungs" crossing between them.
Stitch Characteristics
  • Creates strong vertical lines.
  • Excellent stitch definition in solid or semi-solid yarns.
  • Looks intricate but is usually made from a combination of knit, purl, and slipped stitches.
  • Lies flatter than traditional ribbing.
  • Suitable for scarves, shawls, blankets, sweaters, and cushion covers.
Yarn Suggestions
This stitch looks best with:
  • Smooth wool or wool blends
  • DK or Worsted weight yarn
  • Solid or tonal colours (variegated yarn can hide the ladder effect)
Finished Appearance
  • Right Side: pronounced vertical ladders and textured rungs.
  • Wrong Side: mostly purl texture with visible slipped-stitch floats.
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Tracy Minnema
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June - Ladder Stitch Variation
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