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Knit every row.

Knit one row, purl the next row, repeat.

Alternate between knit and purl stitches within the same row, repeat for consecutive rows.

Alternate between knit and purl stitches in both rows and columns, typically over a 4-stitch pattern.

Alternate between knit and purl stitches every stitch and every row.

Created by crossing a group of stitches over another group of stitches.

Involves yarn overs and decreases to create holes or gaps in the fabric for a lacy effect.

Worked with knit one below (k1b) and yarn overs to create a thick, ribbed fabric.

Uses a combination of knit and purl stitches to create a woven texture pattern.

Uses two or more colors on one row to create patterns.

Uses blocks of color (worked with separate balls of yarn) to create patterns or images in the fabric.

Involves slipping stitches from the left needle to the right without working them.

Similar to Brioche Stitch, but with more pronounced ribbing.

Technique for creating two layers of fabric simultaneously.

Involves holding a selected stitch on the needle for more than one row.

Knit stitches together in a manner that creates a distinctive V-shaped weaving pattern.

Combines ribbing with rows of plain knitting to create a textured rib look.

A decorative pattern that resembles daisy flowers.

Combines increases and decreases to create a pattern of small textured clusters.

Creates a woven-fabric look with a series of slipped stitches and yarn overs.

Uses knit and purl stitches to create a pattern of alternating squares.

Knit into the same stitch multiple times and then decrease to create a raised knob.

A technique that involves slipping stitches with yarn in front to create a textured pattern resembling smocking on fabric.

A method of embroidery on knitted fabric that mimics the knit stitch to create designs or monograms.