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 Chevron and Feather Stitch is an easy way to dress up any pattern, as the chevron pattern combined with eyelets creates a classy yet modern look. It would be an excellent choice for an afghan or shawl.

The Close Chevron Stitch creates a fun two colored chevron pattern. It would be a great stitch choice for afghans, bags and hats!

The Classic Back Loop Single Crochet Ripple Stitch is a technique that creates a simple yet elegant ripple stitch. It is very warm, slightly puffy and great for afghans.

The Bobble Ripple Stitch pattern uses bobbles to give texture to the wavy, ripple fabric with a subtle openwork look. It’s a great choice for afghans and shawls.

The Simple Chevron Stitch creates rows of diagonal stitches that result in a zig-zag border. It is great for afghans.

The Arrowhead Lace Stitch is a fairly easy lace stitch creates an airy, openwork fabric with columns of arrow like motifs. It has great drape, and is perfect for shawls and afghans.

The Reverse Stockinette Chevron Stitch is a simple knit and purl pattern that creates a wavy texture. It’s perfect for large pieces of fabric, like sweaters, afghans, and bags.

The Vertical Herringbone Stitch pattern is created by selectively using increases and decreases to make a series of columns with a zig-zag motif. The effect is similar to that of herringbone fabric. This pattern travels vertically, but there is also a horizontal herringbone stitch.