The diagonal openwork stitch is a lace pattern with rows of slanting eyelets. It creates a lacy fabric with a nice geometric design.

The small wavy cable is a simple ribbing pattern where the ribs ripple like a wave and it's a great alternative to traditional ribbing.

The broken rib is a variation on traditional knit ribbing. This knitting pattern takes the 1x1 rib and gives it a twist by inserting a column seed stitch between the ribs. This breaks up the pattern, giving it an interesting texture. The broken rib stitch looks like regular ribbing, but …

The checked rose stitch is a two colored stitch in the brioche family. It's a double layered fabric, with one color used for the front of the stitch and a second color for the back.

The Indian cross stitch creates a delicate fabric made up of wavy rows of criss crossed stitches. It's a unique combination of lace and cables for a truly beautiful pattern.

The Inverted Gull Cable Panel Stitch is a beautiful slipped stitch cable pattern. As a panel, it can easily be inserted into other designs with a plain Reverse Stockinette Stitch background for great effect. It would work well on Aran Sweaters and winter hats.

The bee stitch creates a textured fabric, reminiscent of a honeycomb. This pattern uses the knit one below stitch to create an interesting textured fabric that is great when used in pillows and blankets.

The Broad Spiral is a mock cable ribbing stitch. It consists of columns of small table twists, stacked closely on top of each other creating a spiral effect.

The openweave panel stitch is a lace pattern consisting of little eyelets, stacked in a column and creating a diamond motif. It's a classic openwork design that's perfect as an accent in many types of knitting projects.

The Extended Open-Work Stitch is a beautiful combination of lace and cable. It is a wonderful knit for shawls or a throw.