This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the herringbone lace rib stitch. This stitch is a delicate looking version of a traditional rib stitch. The herringbone lace rib would be great for scarves, wraps and purses!

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the ridge lace stitch. This simple lace pattern creates a beautiful ribbed mesh that is great for shawls, blankets, and market bags.

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the large eyelet rib stitch. This stitch adds a feminine touch to the traditional rib stitch. The large eyelet rib stitch would be great for shawls, blankets and anywhere you'd like to dress up your ribbing!

The Chevron and Feather Stitch is an easy way to dress up any pattern, as the chevron pattern combined with eyelets creates a classy yet modern look. It would be an excellent choice for an afghan or shawl.

This classic Shetland lace pattern is a breeze to knit. With it's beautiful scalloped edges, it's a great way to edge a piece. It would work great on a shawl, cardigan, or a lacy skirt.

The Ploughed Acre Lace Stitch is a beautiful, simple lace pattern. Using only yarn overs and two easy decreases, it is well suited to beginning lace knitters. With it's strong vertical lines, it works up nicely into scarfs, shawls, and light sweaters.