A library of popular knitting stitch patterns and how to knit them. Click on the links to access the step-by-step instructions and video tutorials. If you still need to brush up your knitting skills, then I recommend you to work through my free knitting school as well.
Garter Stitch
The most basic knitting stitch perfect for beginners. Fluffy and stretchy, perfect for scarfs.
Stockinette Stitch
A timeless classic for sweaters. The perfect pattern to show off luxurious yarns.
1×1 Rib
The mother of all cuffs and hems: Stretchy, easy to knit for beginners and very versatile.
Moss stitch
A popular and easy 4 row repeat pattern with a lot of texture. Perfect for sweaters and dishcloths
Double Moss Stitch
Stretchier, but just as charming as the Irish Moss Stitch – perfect for scarfs, hats and washcloths.
Rib Stitch Variations
An overview of the most common rib stitch variations. 2×2, ziz-zag, twisted rib, etc
Brioche Stitch
Incredibly fluffy and perfect for scarfs. An easy 1 row repeat but a bit of yarn eater.
Zig Zag Stitch
Another variation of the rib stitch. Sadly not reversible but a lot of texture and a fun knit
Star Stitch
An intricate non-stretchy pattern that needs a bit of practice, but looks almost a bit like crochet.
Cable Stitch
The twisted sister of the rib stitch: Knit complicated looking patterns with a cable needle
Horseshoe Cable Stitch
A fun variation of the classic cable stitch: Horsehoe cables look wonderful on the front of a sweater or a headband.
Honeycomb Cable Stitch
A cable stitch variation very popular on Aran Sweaters. A lot of structures and a lot of cable fun.
Double Stockinette Stitch
The reversible and non-curling sister of the classic stocking stitch
How to knit an I-Cord
An easy way to produce knitted straps and drawstrings with double-pointed needles and some fun variations.