The Woven Rib Stitch is a simple rib pattern that puts a small twist on the traditional rib stitch. By adding slipped stitches a woven textured fabric is created. It’s perfect of manly scarves, blankets, and washcloths.

The Double Twisted 1×1 Rib Stitch is an interesting rib pattern using twisted stitches on both sides of the work to create a tightly braided rib texture. It is great substitute for the traditional 1×1 rib stitch and has an equal amount of horizontal stretch. This means it can be …

This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the tubular bind off. This sewn bind off creates an invisible edge on 1x1 ribbing that perfectly matches the tubular cast on. This is a great technique to use when finishing brims on hats and cuffs on sleeves or …

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the ribbed garter stitch. This simple pattern uses yarn overs in a unique way to create a ribbed texture. It's great for afghans, manly scarves, and even hats.

The Double Lace Rib Stitch is a relatively simple way to dress up the rib stitch that does not pull in the the fabric as much as traditional ribbing. The double lace rib would be great as a decorative panel in any project or could be used to add a …

The Slipped Double Chain Cable Stitch is a cable pattern that uses slipped stitches to create a traveling chain link motif. It is a great detail for home decor projects, scarves, or sweaters.

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the broken rib stitch. This is a variation of the rib stitch. it is great for hand bags, beanies, and scarfs.

The Pleated Ruffle Edge Stitch technique allows you to create a frilly beautiful edge to any garment. It’s great for sweater cuffs, top down socks, and blankets.