– K-Stitch –
The K-Stitch is one of my favourite mesh stitches. This tutorial shows you my favourite combination, where I chain 1 and skip 1 stitch between each K-Stitch. That allows me to alternate the stitches on the next row and create a beautiful mesh star-looking pattern.

Instructions
Place your yarn around the hook twice and push the hook through the “V” – place the yarn around your hook again and pull back through the “V”.


Place your yarn around the hook and pull through two loops.
Place the yarn around your hook – skip one stitch and push your hook through the “V” of the next stitch. Place your yarn around your hook and pull it back through.


Place the yarn around your hook and pull through two loops. .
Repeat a total of 4 times till you end up with only one loop on your hook.
Repeat a total of 4 times till you end up with only one loop on your hook.
Chain 1 and place your yarn around your hook.
Insert your hook where the two bottom parts connect. Place your yarn around your hook and pull back through.
Insert your hook where the two bottom parts connect. Place your yarn around your hook and pull back through.


Place your yarn around your hook and pull through two loops.
Repeat a total of 2 times till you only have one loop on your hook closing the stitch.
Repeat a total of 2 times till you only have one loop on your hook closing the stitch.
This tutorial works with a multiple of 4 stitches. If you choose to work continuous K-stitches without the chain space you multiply by 3 stitches. To get the height of the stitch you chain 4, but if you want a seamless look to your project, try the Chainless Starting Stitch.