The I-cord cast on is a way of creating a nice clean edge. It makes a nice creates a tube like the I-cord, and makes a very great finished piece.

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the simple cable stitch. This stitch is only worked over two stitches so it has a fairly small footprint. The simple cable stitch could be used to add detail with texture to almost any knitting project!

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the fleck stitch. This stitch uses only knit and purl stitches to create a little bit of texture and is simple enough to really highlight the yarn. The fleck stitch is a great way to add interest to projects made …

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the simple lace rib stitch. This pattern is a basic lace stitch that is great for beginners. It's good for baby blankets, scarves, shawls, and bags or an edging on a garment!

This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the sweeping cable stitch. This simple pattern creates a large cable that can easily be made to sweep left or right. It's a great option for aran sweaters, afghans, and even scarves.

The Bars and Loops Stitch is a simple crochet pattern creates a mesh fabric. It would work great for blankets, market bags, and other applications of a heftier lacy stitch.

The Track Stitch is a simple crochet stitch that uses the double triple crochet to creates tall stitches that connect bands of single crochet. The resulting fabric is great for quick scarves and afghans.

The Little Ladder Stitch creates a simple, textured fabric. It is great for washcloths, as well as projects like bags, afghans, and even sweaters.

The Drop Stitch technique uses additional wraps around your working needle while knitting to create elongates stitches. Also called the Elongated Stitch, the effect is an airy and light open fabric with very nice drape. It’s a great way to introduce beginners to lace.