The Loop Stitch is a simple pattern which creates a nicely textured fabric. It is great for scarves and cowls, as well as afghans, bags, and pillows.

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.

The Mistake Rib Stitch is a deceptively simple pattern that uses offset stitches to create its signature seeded ribs. Unlike most ribs, this stitch doesn't pull the fabric in. It is a wonderful reversible pattern with a rich texture that would work well for scarfs, blankets, and other cozy projects.

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 Textured Cable Stitch is a beautiful seeded cable pattern. While this cable can look intimidating, all you need is to keep you knits and purls in check, and this cable will come out great in a snap. Its syncopated cable pattern would look great on Aran Sweaters or a …

The Roman Stitch provides a striking and simple pattern. Made using only knits and purls, it makes a great pattern for a novice knitter working to stretch their skills. Forming a subtle stripe pattern, it would look great on hats and sweaters.