Advanced Berry in a Box Stitch Knitting Tutorial
The Berry in a Box Stitch combines Knit & Purl increases to produce a beautiful layered, textured effect. This stitch is pretty tricky to do, with plenty of increases and…
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Best Rotary Fabric Cutters for Sewing & Quilting
Having the best rotary cutter in your repertoire is essential to cut fabric pieces in a quick and easy manner! They are a versatile tool used in a variety of…
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How to Knit Diamond Moss Stitch
The Diamond Moss Stitch is a richly textured knitting pattern that creates a striking geometric diamond effect across your fabric. While the stitch uses only knit and purl stitches, the…
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Andalusian Stitch Knitting Pattern (Easy Texture)
The Andalusian Stitch takes the humble Stockinette Stitch and with just a little tweak of the Knit & Purl creates a subtle, yet beautiful texture. It is very much based on the stockinette pattern,…
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Chevron Moss Stitch Knitting Pattern (Reversible Texture)
The Chevron Moss (Seed) Stitch is a variation of the Moss (in the UK/Australia/New Zealand) or Seed stitch by including a chevron or zigzag design. It offers the great texture of the moss…
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1×1 Rib Stitch
The 1×1 Rib stitch is the simplest stitch in the Rib Stitch family. Yet despite its simplicity, we would argue it is certainly a stitch that should not be overlooked,…
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Fisherman’s Rib Stitch
The Fisherman’s Rib stitch is a beautiful example of a dense, tightly knitted Rib Stitch. Like the majority of Rib Stitches, the Fisherman’s Rib is reversible. While there is some…
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2×2 Garter Rib Stitch
The 2×2 Garter Rib stitch is a very easy knit and purl variation of the 2×2 Rib Stitch and is a member of the Rib Stitch family. The stitch produces a neat raised stockinette…
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Twist to the Left Stitch
The Twist to the Left Stitch creates a Twisted Rib pattern that will give your rib stitches a little more variety. This stitch, and it’s mirror, the Twist to the Right…
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Crossed Ribs Stitch
The Crossed Ribs Stitch is a beautiful example of the 2×2 Rib Stitch that has been varied with some cabling techniques. The “base” of the stitch is founded in a straight-forward 2×2…
