Help Identifying Pattern

[GrumpyGramma]

I found another one:

http://www.knittingfool.com/pages/st...rows=1&rplus=0

Do you think this is the same or similar?

You posted while I was typing. Yes, this one looks more similar.

[suzeeq]

Yes, that one's close, except maybe do it as a multiple of 3 +1 instead of 4. That means you would do it a k1 (yo p2tog, k1) instead and need a stitch count of 13, 16, 19, 22, and so on. That's the same as the Half herringbone rib which is a multiple of 3 without the extra k1 at the end.

[GrumpyGramma]

Now I'm itching to try this. I'm wondering if on the half herringbone the WS would be *Sl1, yo, k2 tog*. I think there are slipped stitches. Maybe. LOL

ETA: This comes close

multiple of 3 + 2

I CO 14 sts

Row 1: K1 *K1, yo, k2 tog* k1

Row 2: K1 * Sl1, yo, k2 tog* k1

The k1 at each end was for an edge stitch and not part of the pattern.

[suzeeq]

No you work it the same the other row, it's a one row pattern. You could try it that way though and see how it turns out.

[GrumpyGramma]

No you work it the same the other row, it's a one row pattern. You could try it that way though and see how it turns out.

I worded that wrong. I meant, if I changed the half herringbone and made it a 2 row, would it look more like what the OP asked about. I think it does. I edited the post above to add the st pattern I used.

[suzeeq]

Good, yeah. I'm not able to try it out right now, but that may do it.

[nattab]

Thank you so much for your help! I'm a little confused as to whether you figured out if its a one row or two row patten.

What was the final pattern you settled on? Also was it just usin knit stitches and slip stitches, no purling?

[GrumpyGramma]

If you look at my post lucky #13, you'll see I did 2 rows. I don't know if you'll find it looks the same to you or not, I think it's close.

[nattab]

Thanks a bunch I will try it out once I finish the current scarf I'm working on.