This knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the 6-stitch slipped double cable stitch. This technique creates a unique braided stitch. The 6-stitch slipped double cable stitch would be great for hats, scarves, and sweaters!

The Cupido Stitch uses slipped stitches over a garter stitch base to create a nice textured fabric. The slipped stitches are staggered in a stair stepped arrangement which will add a lot of visual interest when used in things items like scarves or cowls and even blankets and pillows.

The openwork mullions stitch creates a textured checkered fabric. Made with a stranded technique, it's a simple but effective knitting pattern.

The Two Color Plaited Basketweave is a criss crossed colorwork pattern with a woven texture. Using a combination of slipped stitches and cabling techniques, this unique fabric ends up nice and tight.

The ridge check stitch is a mosaic colorwork stitch. By pulling up a stitch of one color over a row with another color, a checkerboard effect is created.

The sliding block stitch is a mosaic colorwork pattern that consists of columns of horizontal bars, shifting from side to side.

The Inverted Gull Cable Panel Stitch is a beautiful slipped stitch cable pattern. As a panel, it can easily be inserted into other designs with a plain Reverse Stockinette Stitch background for great effect. It would work well on Aran Sweaters and winter hats.

The barred stripes is a simple and easy mosaic colorwork stitch that creates rows of horizontal, textured stripes.

The color seeded pattern is a mosaic colorwork stitch. It creates a fabric composed of vertical slipped stitch columns on top of a background of multicolored seed stitch.

The mock ribbing looks like traditional ribbing with a textured background. However, this stitch lacks the usual horizontal stretch.