They Vandyke Lace Panel is a traditional knitting pattern consisting of a column of lace V's. These V's are made using a repeating pattern of staggered eyelets stacked on top of each other.

This wicker stitch creates a dense but delicate criss cross pattern. Using mock cables, these woven columns are perfect for long projects like scarves.

The little pearl stitch is a simple cable knitting pattern. Embedded in a background of stockinette, this tiny column of diamonds creates a subtle texture.

The Open Cable Stitchis a cable is a non-crossing cable that creates a strong column look. The open cable stitch would be great for cabled sweaters, scarves, headbands and accessories!

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 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 Large Horn Cable is a panel stitch pattern that resembles the wide horns of a steer, stacked on top of each other. It's a bold cable knitting stitch.

The Fishtail Cable Stitch pattern looks like fishtails. These can be made going up or down on your fabric. It’s a great accent detail cable for blankets, bags, and sweaters.

The Downward Slipped Double Cable Stitch is a cable pattern that consists of a row of interlocking arrows that point down. It’s a great motif to use on blankets or as an accent on sweater sleeves and other garments.

This unique cable stitch is made using a double crossed cable. The result is a column of stitches that look like flower bulbs. Not easy to do but looks cool.