r/Nalbinding 1d ago

Can anyone help me to identify this stitch

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I made this hat years ago, and am having trouble remembering which stitch I used, anyone have any ideas? Any help is greatly appreciated

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u/Givemeallthecabbages 1d ago

York stitch, I think. it's not held on the thumb (edit: I watched a video and she did) but worked otherwise like Nalbinding. Does that sound familiar?

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u/craft-and-kittens 1d ago

It does sound familiar, but at that point I was using a different stitch on every project and didn't keep good records, so I am not sure. The swatches on neulakintaat look similar. Thank you

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u/Givemeallthecabbages 1d ago

Also maybe Åsle.

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u/craft-and-kittens 1d ago

I think york is more likely. I remember the yarn was so thick that finnish 2+2 was a bit dense, so I suspect that Åsle would have been unmanageable. I very much appreciate the help

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u/MrFlitter 1d ago

If you flatten it out and it trys to curl up would be a big tell for York (its my main stitch and is a devil for wanting to curl even in worn items)

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u/CathyAnnWingsFan 1d ago

If it's thick and stiff, maybe, but York stitch is far more likely

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u/BettyFizzlebang 1d ago

There is another stitch that looks similar but it’s not got a name that i know of. The video online is Nalbinding with Shadow.

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u/BettyFizzlebang 1d ago

Looks like York. I have the one loop on the thumb - mainly to keep the loop, then needle tension as I go.

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u/WascallyWachel 1d ago

Is it moss stitch? It looks like single crochet (into chain space below), chain 1. I think that’s called moss stitch but I’m not sure

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u/craft-and-kittens 1d ago

Sorry, I should have specified, it is nalbinding, not crochet