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 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.
The rose garden cable stitch is a simple cable pattern consisting of a central column, framed by columns of twisted stockinette ribs. The result is a fabric that looks a bit like a rose garden.
The scallop pattern is a lace knitting stitch that creates a fabric with columns of shell motifs, stacked on each other. Similar to the Old Shale or Feather and Fan stitches, this pattern does not have the same ripple effect as those other stitches.
The floating snake cable stitch creates a fabric with delicate ribs, punctuated by vertical zig zag cables. These cables are bordered by columns of twisted stockinette that provide a braided accent.
The Purse Lace Stitch is a simple lace pattern with strong vertical lines. It is great for large pieces of fabric like afghans and pillows, or scarves.
The double eyelet rib stitch is lace substitute for traditional ribbing. The wider ribbing makes for a bold fabric, but is well suited to scarves and hats.
The Russian stitch is a mosaic colorwork pattern. It creates a fabric of zig zagging columns of contrasting color. Using only one color at a time and slipped stitches, this bold graphic design is easy to make.
The bead stitch is a lace knitting pattern with a unique texture. It creates an interesting fabric of interwoven segments with an organic feel. These segments are reminiscent of strands of beads or links in a watch chain.