This simple project is a beginner level stacked stitch project that will help you become familiar with the technique. It features stripes of wavy colorwork, a fringed edge, and a dowel for hanging.
What are Stacked Stitches?
The stacked stitch technique is made by piling up increases or decreases on top of each other to create vertical movement within a row. They make unusual shapes in knitting and extremely wavy striped colorwork without strands on the wrong side of the piece.

This pattern contains written instructions and photo guides for the stacked increase, stacked decrease, fringe and finishing.

Narrow Version (yellow, makes 2)
Finished Size: 10” (25 cm) wide and 16” (41 cm) tall not including dowel and fringe.
Yarn: Main Color - 1 skein of Knit Collage Spun cloud, 100 yards (91m) per 200g; 100% wool. Shown in Honey, did not use the entire skein.
Stripes - 1 Knit Collage Mini Skein Sampler Kit. Shown in Geode
Wide Version (pink)
Finished Size: 13.5” (34 cm) wide and 16” (41 cm) tall not including dowel and fringe.
Yarn: Main Color - 1 skein of Knit Collage Sister yarn, 100 yards (91m) per 215g; 100% wool. Shown in Jaipur Rose, did not use the entire skein.
Stripes - 1 Knit Collage Mini Skein Sampler Kit. Shown in Seashore.
You also need:
Size 15 (10mm) circular needles with a 24” cord or longer or the most comfortable needle size, gauge is unimportant.
2 large stitch markers
A dowel or vintage knitting needle for hanging
A tapestry needle
A crochet hook
If you don’t have Knit Collage yarn, any super bulky yarn will work.

Skill Level: Good for adventurous knitters who have experience with garter stitch, reading patterns, and working increases / decreases Who want to learn some new skills.