The clamshell stitch is a knitting pattern that creates a bumpy textured fabric. The result looks like a bunch of clams laying together on the beach.

The Flecked Tweed Stitch is a simple colorwork pattern that looks much more complicated than it actually is. By utilizing slipped stitches, this normal colorwork stripe is turned into an intricate pattern. It’s perfect for scarves, blankets, hats, mittens, socks…pretty much anything!

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit a mitered square. This technique is used to create square pieces of fabric when knitting flat. By decreasing at a particular point in your work you can make a 45 degree angle that looks really nice with garter stitch. Mitered …

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the wavy cable rib stitch. This simple cable stitch that is a different twist on the traditional rib pattern. It is a good introduction to using a cable needle for the beginner to learn and can easily be done without …

The Sand Wind Cable Stitch pattern is a non traditional cable that gives an understated but all-over textured look. This would be great for home decor items, bags or even for a cozy sweater.

The Ray of Honey Cable Stitch pattern creates a wavy fabric that looks like a honeycomb. The thick, heavily textured all-over pattern is a good beginner cable stitch.

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the raised circle cable stitch. This cable uses left and right slanting cables to create a little column of circles. The raised circle cable stitch would be great as a stripe or as all over texture on garments, bags, household …

The Pucker Cable stitch pattern creates a fabric of stacked rings. These mock cables make little holes in the fabric. The result is columns of circles that look great in large projects.

The Pillar Spiral Cable Stitch is a simple cable pattern. With a basic 2 stitch cable twist, columns of spiraling cables are created. Great for hats.

The Loose Five Rib Braid Cable stitch is beautiful aran cable pattern. Consisting of five braided ribs, this panel stitch can work on its own in a scarf, or as an accent around a shawl collar. It can also be paired with other cable patterns to create aran blankets and …