Lattice Seed Stitch Knitting Pattern for Beginners

The Lattice Seed Stitch Knitting Pattern creates a wide braided basketweave design woven atop a seeded background with a simple combination of knits and purls. It is an impressive texture that looks stunning knitted up as a blanket, scarf, or pillow.

Get your written pattern instructions below for both flat and in the round, along with my helpful video tutorial.

About the Lattice Seed Stitch Pattern

Let’s take a close look at our Lattice Seed Stitch Pattern, seeing exactly how those knits and purls are knitted together to make this simple pattern.

Easy Knitting Techniques

This pattern is achieved with a simple combination of knits and purls.

Row Repeats

This 18-Row Repeat Knit Stitch Pattern looks like a complicated cabled design but is an easy beginner-level design.

Texture Construction

There are vertical stripes of Stockinette and horizontal stripes of Garter stitches that interweave to create this visually interesting design. The latticework is atop a background bed of the Seed Stitch.

Is the Lattice Seed Stitch Reversible?

No, this is not a reversible pattern because the right side of the work displays the design while the wrong (back) side does not.

Knitting Project Ideas

This makes for a great pattern choice for knitted projects like scarves or blankets because it is bordered on all sides.

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Knitting Supplies

Feel free to use any size yarn and needles for your creative project.

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• Yarn Cascade 128 Superwash
• Knitting Needles – Size 10 US
• Tapestry Needle
• Scissors

Knitting Techniques

This pattern is an easy combination of simple knit and purl stitches. Find my entire library of Knitting Techniques to help knit up this project.

• How to Cast On Without a Slip Knot or Slip Knot
• Cast On
• K = Knit Stitch
• P = Purl Stitch
• Cast Off
• Weave-in Yarn Ends

Design Suggestion: The Slip Stitch Knitting technique is a favorite way to create smooth edges on the right and left sides of your project. If you’re knitting up a flat scarf, dishcloth, or blanket, you may wish to add selvedge stitches to create a more finished look.

Knitting Instructions

Cast On in Multiples of 14 + 2 Stitches

Begin by casting your knitting stitches in multiples of fourteen plus two. For example, you may wish to cast on 14, 28, or 42 stitches, then add an additional two stitches onto your needle.

Row 1: (right side) * P7, K2, P5 *, P2

On the right side of your knitted work, begin with seven purl stitches and two knit stitches, and five purl stitches. Continue knitting this pattern between the asterisks of 14 stitches until you reach the end of your row, then purl the last two stitches.

Row 2: (wrong side) K2, * K5, P2, K7 *

On the wrong side of your knitted work, begin with two knit stitches, then begin the repeat pattern all the way down the row.

Row 3: Knit All

Knit all stitches all the way down the row. Doesn’t get any easier than this!

Rows 4, 6, and 8: P2, * K1, P1, K1, P1, K1, P2 *

Begin with two purl stitches, then knit the stitch repeat between the asterisks.

Rows 5, 7, and 9: * K3, P1, K1, P1, K4, P1, K1, P1, K1 *, K2

Knit the stitch repeat between the asterisks until you reach the last two stitches, then knit those last two stitches.

Row 10: P2, * K12, P2 *

Begin with two purl stitches, then knit the stitch repeat of knitting twelve and purling two between the asterisks.

Row 11: * K2, P12 *, K2

Knit the stitch repeat of two knits and twelve purls between the asterisks until you reach the last two stitches, then knit those last two stitches.

Row 12: Purl All

Purl all stitches down the row.

Rows 13, 15, and 17: * K2, P1, K1, P1, K1, P1 *, K2

Knit the stitch repeat between the asterisks until you reach the last two stitches, then knit those last two stitches.

Rows 14, 16, and 18: P2, * P1, K1, P1, K1, P4, K1, P1, K1, P3 *

Begin with two purl stitches, then knit the stitch repeat between the asterisks.

Continue Knitting the Lattice Seed Stitch Pattern

Continue knitting the pattern by repeating these 18 rows until your piece is the length you desire. The basketweave texture will continue to develop and build as you keep knitting bottom up!

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Color Block Knitted Scarf

Inspired by my Knit Stitch Pattern Book, this Color Block Knitted Scarf is an easy knit and purl design.

Enjoy knitting 5 textured patterns which include Beaded Rib, Double Moss, Tile Squares, Diagonal Zigzag, and Lattice Seed Stitch. Additionally, this scarf is edged in the simple Garter Stitch on every panel.