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 Rick Rib is a classic lace openwork stitch. It creates a mesh lattice with a beautiful diagonal criss-cross pattern. It's light and delicate, extremely stretchy, and reversible.

The wave stitch is a reversible lace pattern consisting of rows of garter stitch that rise and fall like waves. This effect is achieved by using extended drop stitches at varying lengths. By offsetting these stitches on alternating rows, the wave like pattern is created. It's a beautiful design that's …

The Close Check Stitch is a simple pattern is great for beginners who want a reversible fabric. It's perfect for washcloths and blankets.

The checked rose stitch is a two colored stitch in the brioche family. It's a double layered fabric, with one color used for the front of the stitch and a second color for the back.

The Indian cross stitch creates a delicate fabric made up of wavy rows of criss crossed stitches. It's a unique combination of lace and cables for a truly beautiful pattern.

The Extended Open-Work Stitch is a beautiful combination of lace and cable. It is a wonderful knit for shawls or a throw.

The Brioche Stitch is a reversible pattern that creates a thick, lofty, stretchy fabric, that appears similar to a 1x1 rib. It is a great choice for hats, scarves, and sweaters.

The Triple Wave stitch is a simple knit and purl stitch that creates a fabric with a subtle graphic texture. This panel stitch consists of a center section with rows of staggered blocks, suggesting little waves.

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.