This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the portcullis stitch. The portcullis stitch creates an interesting symmetrical ribbed pattern. The portcullis stitch would be great for blankets, hats, and cowls!

The Reverse stockinette stitch is literally the opposite of stockinette. While it is knit in the same manner, what is normally the wrong side is made public.

The Blanket Rib Stitch is an interesting rib pattern that uses increases and decreases together to create a textured fabric that is great for washcloths and afghans. It can also be used in sweaters, hats, and scarves as a substitute for other rib stitches. It does not have as much …

The wide garter rib stitch is a simple beginning knitting stitch. It uses offset columns of garter stitch to create a fabric with subtle ridged lines. The understated pattern is easy to knit and works up quickly. The wide garter rib stitch is perfect for large projects like blankets and …

The Beaded Rib Stitch is a ribbing pattern that is broken up by a row of seed stitches, which gives an additional layer of texture. It’s a great option for scarves and blankets.

Another classic ribbing pattern, the 2x2 rib is often used for hems of sweater and hats. With a wider rib, it’s not as constricting, but still helps to hold your knitted fabric close to the body. It can also be used on it’s own to make sleeves, scarves, or cowls.

This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the basket rib stitch. This technique is a rib stitch similar to a 1x1 rib, that creates a grid or waffle like pattern. It is great as an alternative to a regular 1x1 rib, but it does not have …

The Horizontal Herringbone Stitch is a complicated, but beautiful stitch. It's gorgeous lines add class and sophistication to patterns like scarfs, cowls, and bags.

The Brick Stitch pattern simulates a running bond brick pattern using slipped stitched. It is a great texture to use for home decor items like pillows and blankets.