Picking up and knitting stitches is a useful skill for attaching collars, button bands, and borders to your finished projects. This tutorial will show you how to do this using two different methods.

The 2 Color Feather and Fan Stitch is a color work variation of the classic lace stitch Feather and Fan. It would make a great blanket, a fun skirt, or a colorful hat.

The Little Arrowhead lace stitch is a scaled down version of the Arrowhead lace stitch. This knitting pattern uses lace eyelets to create columns of intricate V shapes.

The Twist Cable and Lace Ladder knitting stitch pattern combines garter stitch, basic cable twists, and large lace eyelets to create a beautiful and bold knitted fabric.

The Eyelet Mock Cable Ribbing Stitch is a unique pattern that combines cabling, ribbing, and lace into one beautiful stitch. As this is a mock cable, no stitches are actually crossed. Instead the illusion of cabling is achieved through using a clever decrease. This is a relatively simple stitch to …

The Garter Rib Stitch is a ribbing pattern which consists of alternating offset rows of garter stitch. The offset is achieved by repeating a section of only knit stitches, and following it with a section of purl stitches. This is a simple pattern and great for beginning knitters.

The Cupido Stitch uses slipped stitches over a garter stitch base to create a nice textured fabric. The slipped stitches are staggered in a stair stepped arrangement which will add a lot of visual interest when used in things items like scarves or cowls and even blankets and pillows.

The Cable Cast On is a technique used to draw your cast on edge in closer. It is a similar method to the Basic Knitted Cast On and creates the same type of effect. It is not used for cable knitting, but is great for keeping rib patterns from flaring …

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the 3 color honeycomb stitch. The 3 color honeycomb stitch creates a multiple colors design. The 3 color honeycomb stitch would be great for baby blankets, blankets, and headbands!

The Chevron Lace Stitch pattern consists of rows of diagonal stitches, separated by small open work ribs. It’s a great pattern for blankets, sleeves, and socks.