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  1. Knitting Stitch Patterns Library

    There are very simple free knitting patterns for beginners, as well as more complex patterns that can be used in various ways - for scarves, blankets sweaters, baby items, hats, socks, and …

  2. Knitting Stitch Patterns

    Different stitch patterns including knit-purl stitches, ribbing, cables, twists, lace, and leaf motifs. There are clear written instructions along with optimized charts that are easy to follow.

  3. Left Diagonal Rib - Knitting Stitch Patterns

    Knit and Purl stitch Combinations. Left Diagonal Rib stitch pattern includes written instructions and video tutorial. Knitted in a multiple of 6 sts.

  4. Embossed Leaf - Knitting Stitch Patterns

    Instructions for working the Embossed Leaf lace knitting stitch. This lace pattern is interesting to knit and perfect for a blanket and scarf

  5. Brioche Stitch Knitting Stitch Patterns

    Looking for a ribbed pattern for making a warm scarf or hat? Try the Brioche Stitch. You can learn how to work on this stitch from the step by step instructions given in this article.

  6. Shells - Knitting Stitch Patterns

    FREE Written instructions for Shell Lace stitch. The Shell lace stitch is really fun to knit whether you are an experienced knitter or you are new lace knitter.

  7. Flowers in a Row - Knitting Stitch Patterns

    Detailed written instructions and video tutorial to help you learn how to knit the Flower in a Row

  8. Overlapping leaves - Knitting Stitch Patterns

    I especially like the Overlapping Leaves stitch. I think it would be lovely in a scarf, just add 4 to 6 sts of garter stitch to each edge so the reverse stockinette doesn't roll.

  9. Fisherman's Rib aka Shaker Rib - Knitting Stitch Patterns

    Fisherman’s rib pattern makes a fabric with a ribbed appearance but with more depth and softness than a standard rib. This stitch is the same on both sides.

  10. Diamond Brocade - Knitting Stitch Patterns

    I love the look of this design! There’s something so pretty about the graceful flow of symmetrical diamonds. Because this pattern uses a combination of knit and purl stitches, even beginners …