If you cast on an uneven number of stitches,i.e:17,19,etc…then for seed stitch you just knit 1,purl 1 across every row.It staggers the seed stitches and they are very pretty.
Sometimes it’s called the same thing, but I was always under the impression that seed stitch alternates one k, one p, one row at a time. Moss stitch alternates the same way, but might use k2, p2 and/or 2 rows.
There is an Irish moss stitch that is a bit different, bigger mosses, sort of. I’d have to go find it in a book to be sure how it’s done. mostly I’ve seen the two terms being used interchangeably. samm
Thanks! That’s what I do with complicated patterns, I plot it out on a piece of paper with the letters instead of symbols, it helps me figure out what I’m doing. When I have different directions for different rows, I’ll chart out a row using those letters to tell me what to do, then I’ll make a small chart of the right side so I can see what it looks like.