A knitting roll is a kind of a rollable knitting sampler.
In the 19th century they were made a lot in the Netherlands. You can find an example of knitting rolls here.
I intend to do just a minimum of one pattern a week, so that it will grow steadily…….

December 3, Edit: Well…. that did not work out very well until now - too many other things I also wanted to do….. but…. I will continue with this….
As you can see the width is not the same overall. This is because some patterns pull the stitches more together…. But this does not really matter to me, because it shows me what is the effect of each pattern. This whole project is in fact a reference for future projects.

Update June 2017: This project has been hibernating. It started as one pattern a week knitting roll, but….. I did not add to it for ages…. Today I again added 2 patterns to my knitting roll. But I changed the name now in one pattern a month knitting roll… (Even do not know if I can keep up with that….)

If anyone wants to knit along with me, you are welcome. Perhaps we can exchange some knitting patterns.

You can find a lot of stitches at this site.
And also at this site (f.e. the daisies)
And have also a look here!

First pattern: Waving Rib Pattern
Second pattern: Broken Rib
Third pattern: Rib and Welt diagonals
Fourth pattern: A crossed stitch
Fifth pattern: X stitch
6th pattern: Crossed stitch a bit different
7th pattern: Zigzag rib stitch
8th pattern: Variation Italian rib pattern (book: A treasury of knitting patterns - Barbara G. Walker)
9th pattern: Daisies
10th pattern: Another daisies pattern
11th pattern: Double brioche
12th pattern: Astrakan stitch
13th pattern: a horizontal weave stitch (Dutch book)
14th pattern: Bamboo stitch
15th pattern: Little seeds (from a Dutch book)
16th pattern: Cat’s eye
17th pattern: In Dutch it is called Mannasteek
18th pattern: a texture stitch from the book Knit in new directions from Myra Wood
19th pattern: Little peacock
20th pattern: Chalice
21st pattern: a long cross stitch
22nd pattern: Miniature leaf (2) (From Knittingfool.com)
23st pattern: Knot stitch
24th pattern: Razer shell (garter stitch version)
25th pattern: Slipped stitches to form welts 1 (From the book Pop knitting)
26th pattern: Slipped stitches to form welts on the wrong side (From the book Pop Knitting)
27th pattern: Slipped stitches and stockinette (from the book Pop knitting)
28th pattern: Slipped stitches and stockinette 3 (from the book Pop knitting)
29th pattern: Ajour pattern from 300 Breisteken boek (Libelle)
30th pattern:From 300 Breisteken boek (Libelle) - nr. 23
31th pattern:From bubble baby blanket pattern
32th pattern diagonal stitch
33th pattern: 2 times turned stitch
34th pattern: diagonal fixed loop stitch (Kniting Unlimited)
35th pattern: Seafoam stitch (Knitting unlimited)
36th pattern: Broken rib stitch
37th pattern: The flight of the bumblebee
38th pattern: Twist stitch fabric (The principles of knitting)
39th pattern: Butterflies (Breien, het complete handboek)
40th pattern: Small raster (with crossed stitches)
41th pattern: Berries (Breibijbel)
42th pattern: Left and right crossed stitches (Breibijbel)
43th pattern: Waves with texture (Breibijbel)
44th pattern:Pseudo Cable with 3 crossed stitches (Breien, het complete handboek)
45th pattern: Twisted Stockinette Rib
46th pattern: Variation of Twisted Stockinette Rib
47th pattern: Spin (Knitting fool)
48th pattern: Chain Loop stitch (Nicky Epstein, Knitting on the Edge)
49th pattern: Double Loop stitch (lNicky Epstein - Knitting on the Edge)
50th pattern: Phantasy…. (I misunderstood a pattern)
51th pattern: Diamonds (ABC van het breien)
52th pattern: Diamonds 2 (ABC van het breien)

Today, July 30, 2019 I decided that it is enough. So I have finally finished this project now!