19 free Rib Stitches knitting patterns
Free Knitting Stitch Leaf Rib. This beautiful textured knitting stitch is great for all over patterns on blankets, afghans, pillows, cushions and more! Cast On: Multiple of 16 sts plus 1. Special Abbreviations: Note Right Twist (RT): K2tog, leaving sts on left needle. Insert right …
These patterns create “Mock Cables,” which are textured knitting stitches that mimic the look of true cables without requiring the use of a cable needle. They achieve this by manipulating the order in which stitches are worked, creating a twisted or crossed effect. Both patterns presented here …
Fisherman’s Rib Three Ways Free Knit Stitches. Fisherman’s Rib is a classic knitting stitch that produces a thick, squishy, and very elastic fabric. It’s characterized by its deep vertical ribs, which are created by knitting into the stitch below the one on the needle (K1B). This creates …
Open Chain Ribbing free Knitting Stitch. This stitch pattern produces a surprisingly airy and textured fabric, despite its “ribbing” designation. It creates a series of interconnected, open “chains” that run vertically along the fabric, separated by columns of garter stitch. The chains are formed through …
The Herringbone Lace Rib stitch is a beautiful and relatively simple knitting pattern that combines elements of ribbing, lace, and a slight herringbone texture. The “rib” comes from the alternating knit and purl stitches, creating vertical lines. The “lace” is introduced by the yarn overs …
Eyelet Rib Free Knitting Pattern designed by Knitting Bee. A pretty eyelet/lace rib set over 4 easy rows! Abbreviations: k = knit p = purl yo = yarn over s2kp2 = centered double decrease: slip two stitches together as if to knit, knit 1 stitch, …
Chevron Rib Lace Free Knitting Stitch. Easy lace stitch to create with just four rows, it is quite an easy lace stitch knitting pattern that looks more complex than it really is. The eyelet filled chevron is also a rib making it very elastic! Abbreviations: …
Ribbed Diagonal Lace Free Knitting Stitch by Knitting Bee. I love this stitch, it creates a lace diagonal pattern and it is completely ribbed, so stretch would be great to use in tees, tanks, sweaters and dresses. you can use it for scarves because this …
