I have an easy trick to help you easily knit up this texture without mistakes! It creates a really pretty and sturdy piece of knitting. It’s called the Seed Stitch because the raised bumps from your purl stitches resemble seeds. The 7×3 Flat Rib Stitch has seven wide stitches of stockinette separated by three narrow garter ribs, allowing this pattern to lie flat while keeping a bit of stretchability.

The 5×1 Flat Rib Stitch has five wide stitches of stockinette separated by one narrow garter rib. The 2×2 Rib Stitch is a bit thicker and is great for knitting scarves, hats, blankets, and more! This 2-Row Repeat Pattern is perfect to knit up a chunky scarf. As a result, it’s perfect to knit for garments when you need a little extra give. The 1×1 Rib Stitch looks a lot like the Stockinette Stitch but it’s really super stretchy and identical on both sides.

When you knit one row, then purl the next, you are creating the Stockinette Stitch. This 2-Row Repeat creates a smooth, classic texture. This 2-Row Repeat is an easy level project. It is easy to knit, reversible, lies flat, and is stretchy. When you knit every row in your swatch, you are creating the most basic pattern, the Garter Stitch. Beginning knitters can create a wide variety of knitting projects with just these two basic stitches. Patterns are organized by their row repeats, beginning with the simplest 2-row repeats and advancing up to most intricate 28-row repeats. Knit Stitch Patterns Organized by Row-Repeats You may also purchase my ad-free Knit Stitch Pattern Book in both hardcopy and e-book formats. These easy stitch textures will inspire you to design your own scarf, dishcloth, blanket, or more!īrowse all designs below to find free written pattern instructions and video tutorials of your favorites. Enjoy my collection of 51 Knit Stitch Patterns for Beginning Knitters with different combinations of simple knit and purl stitches.

Brocade looping texture