The Slip Stitch Crosses Stitch is a pretty color work stitch that combines both slipped stitches and cables to get its undulating pattern on the fabric’s surface. The all-over pattern that it creates would work nicely for a bag, mittens, or a hat.

The sidecurl pattern combines cables and horizontal ribbing to create an interesting textured fabric. This all-over pattern is great for blankets and cowls.

The Simple Grill Pattern is a color work stitch uses slipped stitches to add a little variation to a traditional horizontal color strip pattern. It’s a great stitch if you are a beginner with color work and can be used in everything from socks to hats to scarves and blankets.

The Grand Eyelet is a unique lace knitting stitch pattern. It creates a netting of triangular stitches that is great for decorative mesh projects.

The Interrupted Rib Stitch is a really simple knit and purl stitch. It’s a great choice for blankets, bags, and pillows.

The deep waffle stitch uses mock cables to create lattice pattern with heavy texture. The resulting fabric has a diagonal waffle look with deep recesses. This all-over pattern is great for bulky scarves, blankets, or even hats.

The Little Bird Stitch is an allover cable pattern. It makes the fabric look as if it has little birds roosting all over the fabric’s surface. It would be great for a bag, an afghan, or a quirky sweater.

The Roman Stitch provides a striking and simple pattern. Made using only knits and purls, it makes a great pattern for a novice knitter working to stretch their skills. Forming a subtle stripe pattern, it would look great on hats and sweaters.

The two-color bee stitch is an alternate version of the bee stitch. Using the Knit One Below stitch, a unique colorful fabric texture is created.

The Roman Stripe Stitch is a charming reversible lace that is very easy to work. It’s a great stitch for lovely shawls, stoles, baby blankets or light throws.