võrguliste
Võrguliste is an Estonian term that translates to "netted" or "net-like" and is primarily used in the context of textile arts, specifically knitting and crochet. It describes a technique or a resulting fabric that features open, mesh-like patterns, often created by intentionally leaving spaces between stitches. This openwork structure is a hallmark of many traditional and contemporary textile designs.
In knitting, võrgulised patterns can be achieved by incorporating yarn overs and subsequent decreases within a
The term võrgulised emphasizes the visual and structural quality of the textile, highlighting its resemblance to