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A video on how to knit the Zig Zag Loop stitch. + For full written instructions, please visit link: English: http://www.knittingstitchpatterns.com/2014/11/zig-zag-loop.html

+ Techniques used in this pattern: Knit: K | Purl: P | Slip stitch purlwise: SL With yarn in back: Wyib | With yarn in front: Wyif.

Easy Garter Stitch Chevron Knitting Tutorial. One-row repeat, multiple of 12 stitches.

Chevron Seed Stitch uses purl bumps (or "seeds") to create texture on a stockinette background. The texture created by this stitch pattern is not only fun, but its nice and modern too. Perfect for something like a baby blanket or why not even incorporate it into a beanie or cardigan. Written instructions: https://www.snufflebean.co.uk/how-to-knit-chevron-seed-stitch/

This video will teach you how to knit the feather and fan lace stitch. The feather and fan lace stitch is a standard lace pattern and creates the illusion of alternating waves. It is a good pattern to use when designing scarfs, shawls, and blankets. For written instructions and photos, please visit: http://newstitchaday.com/feather-and-fan-lace-stitch/

Diagonal Chevron Zigzag pattern by Kristen McDonnell This Diagonal Chevron Zigzag Knit Stitch Pattern has a really bold graphic design. With this 16-row repeat of knit and purl stitch combinations, an intricate pattern emerges.

Zig-zag needle-knitted beanie; multi-colour work without having to swap around colours in the middle of a row. This is done by slipping stitches.

Useful technique, but note that the tutorial doesn't start until about half way through the video.

Watch video to learn how to knit the Zig Zag Rib stitch. ++ Detailed written instructions: http://www.knittingstitchpatterns.com/2014/08/zig-zag.html

How to knit the Eyelet and Flame Chevron. The lace pattern creates a really cool flow and is easy to learn once you get going. ++ For detailed written instructions, see: http://www.knittingstitchpatterns.com/2014/10/flame-chevron.html

Instructions for working this stitch are below, and on website here: http://verypink.com/2013/10/23/fancy-stitch-combos-rickrack-rib/

Instructions for working this stitch: Row 1: P1, Ktbl the second stitch on the left needle (leaving that stitch on the needle), K the first stitch, pull both stitches off the left needle, P1 Row 2: K1, P into the second stitch on the left needle (leaving that stitch on the needle), P the first stitch, pull both stitches off the left needle, K1

Repeat these two rows for the pattern.

For the nicest looking bind-off, BO on Row 1, in pattern. It's a little tricky to pull one stitch over the other after working into the second stitch on the left needle, but it's possible! Otherwise, you can work the BO in a P1, K2 rib.

Instructions for working this stitch in-the-round: Cast-on a multiple of 3 Row 1: P1, Ktbl the second stitch on the left needle (leaving that stitch on the needle), K the first stitch, pull both stitches off the left needle Row 2: P1, K into the front of the second stitch on the left needle (leaving that stitch on the needle), K the first stitch normally, pull both stitches off the left needle

Instructions for working this stitch: Cast-on an even number of stitches. Row 1: K2tog tbl, dropping only the first stitch off your needle, rep from to last st, ktbl. Row 2: P2tog, dropping only the first stitch off your needle, rep from to last st, p. Repeat these rows to desired length, then bind-off while working a right-side row, pulling one stitch over the other every time you have two stitches on the right needle.