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How to knit the Hurdle stitch: 4 rows, reversible, and doesn't curl. Beginner-friendly. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to knit a super easy knit and purl stitch, totally beginner-friendly! The Hurdle stitch is a four-row repeat pattern, both sides look identical, and it doesn't curl. (This is two rows of 1x1 ribbing followed by two rows of garter stitch. So it looks like a hurdle: two posts with a horizontal bar on top.)

Transform to Reversible Linen Stitch! Reversible Knitting for Advanced Beginner and Intermediate Knitters. Learn all four slipped stitch variations to knit the reversible Linen Stitch. This is a four-row repeat, basically doing each row of the Linen Stitch twice; that is, do Row A of the Linen Stitch, turn, and do it again, then do Row B of the Linen Stitch, and then do it again.

Lattice Pattern pattern by A.M. This is a stitch pattern, originally published in 1891 in Canada in the book ''Home Work''. It can be knit with any choice of yarn and needles to suit.

This is basically crossed-over elongated stitches. Pretty cool, if one can manage the long stitches.

No Moving yarn forward! This is a quick tutorial of 2-color brioche knitting - using a continental knit and a Norwegian purl. This video is geared toward those who already are familiar with these basic stitches - and here the author combines them into the brioche technique.