Eyelet Rib brings softness to structure. It blends gentle lace eyelets into a ribbed framework, creating a fabric that feels light, flexible, and deliberately decorative. The eyelets open the stitch just enough to let light through, while the rib keeps everything grounded and wearable. It stretches comfortably, drapes well, and adds a feminine note without…
Ladder Rib Stitch Free Pattern. The Ladder Rib Stitch combines slipped stitches, yarn overs, and double decreases to create a delicate “ladder” effect within a ribbed structure. The result is a textured, airy fabric with vertical openings reminiscent of miniature ladders, giving a decorative and light feel. It’s ideal for light sweaters, scarves, or any…
Diamond Cable Lace Rib Free Knit Stitch. This stitch balances strength and lightness. Compact cables frame delicate yarn-overs, creating a diamond-like rhythm that feels both structured and open. The ribbed background keeps everything grounded, while the lace adds lift. It’s a confident stitch—ideal for sweaters, scarves, and statement panels where texture and detail work together.…
The Small Lace Zigzag stitch is a light and airy lace pattern that creates a gentle zigzag effect across your fabric. Alternating knit stitches with simple decreases and yarn overs, it forms small openwork eyelets that produce a subtle wave-like texture. The pattern is worked over a multiple of 6 stitches plus 4, with rows…
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 a clever sequence of yarn overs, slipped stitches, and decreases,…
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 (YO) paired with decreases (P2tog), creating small eyelets or holes.…
Little Bells Ribbing Free Knitting Stitch by Knitting Bee https://www.knitting-bee.com Welcome everybody to this site! I try to share as much free knowledge of knitting stitches as I can with all of you, it is my pleasure to bring in my first free knitting stitch of 2017! With this stitch I played around with modifying…
Free Ribbed Lace Knitting Stitch by Knitting Bee www.knitting-bee.com A delicate and ornate twist on the common knitted rib, by adding eyelets on either side, something much more interesting is created while still maintaining that elasticity that’s needed when using ribbed stitches. A very easy knit stitch to create, if you have mastered the lace…