The Fancy Slip Stitch Rib Pattern is a simple rib stitch that creates a puffy rib pattern that is a nice alternative to the traditional rib stitch. It’s great for scarves, hats, and sweaters or blankets.

The banded basket stitch is a knitting pattern which creates a woven looking fabric. The basketweave pattern has one column of thin stitches, and one almost double its width. This is a simple, reversible, all-over knitting stitch, and it's graphic lines are aesthetically pleasing on larger projects.

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.

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the sea foam stitch. This stitch combines multiple yarn overs and simple garter stitch to create a visually interesting fabric. The sea foam stitch is a great way to add texture and a delicate feel to afghans, shawls and pillows.

The 1x1 rib stitch is a common pattern used for shaping in many knitted garments. It has a large amount of stretch which is great for fitted clothes. It is particularly useful for collars and cuffs.

The wide garter rib stitch is a simple beginning knitting stitch. It uses offset columns of garter stitch to create a fabric with subtle ridged lines. The understated pattern is easy to knit and works up quickly. The wide garter rib stitch is perfect for large projects like blankets and …

The Horizontal Herringbone Stitch is a complicated, but beautiful stitch. It's gorgeous lines add class and sophistication to patterns like scarfs, cowls, and bags.

This video will teach you how to knit the garter stitch. The garter stitch is the most basic and simple knitting pattern and is the first pattern most beginning knitters should learn.

The Seed Stitch is a basic knitting pattern that is a great way to add texture to a project. It's alternating of knitting and purling plays with other stitch patterns well and is a good pattern for borders.

The Box Stitch pattern is similar to the seed stitch since it alternates knits and purls but in a 2x2 pattern rather than 1x1. The result is a checkered texture that is great for washcloths, pillows, and scarves.