The fishnet stitch looks really decorative and advanced, but it’s actually easier than you think! This stitch is worked over an uneven number of stitches. Start off by knitting one knit stitch.

Next, wrap the yarn around the right needle, from the front to back.

Now, knit the next 2 stitches together. You do this as if you were to knit one stitch, but instead put your right needle through the top two stitches on your left needle (that’s the only difference).

Repeat steps 2 and 3 to the end of the row. Congrats, you’ve just knitted one row of fishnet stitch!

Turn your work around, and repeat this row to work in fishnet stitch. As you make progress, your piece should start looking a little bit like this. We use this stitch in our Milo Beach Bag, maybe a nice project to tackle next? :)