Knit and purl are two of the most basic stitches.
The Knit stitch creates a surface of small V shapes — smooth, flat, and with gentle stretch — often called the right side or the smooth side of the fabric.
The Purl stitch, in contrast, forms small horizontal bumps, giving the fabric a textured, bumpy surface, often referred to as the wrong side.
Simple rows and repeating patterns
Knit more than just a stitch — carry a rhythm, a feeling, a quiet joy in every loop.
- Pattern 01: Checkerboard stitches
- Pattern 02: Moss stitch & Double Moss stitch
- Pattern 03: Diamond stitch & Triangle stitch
- Pattern 04: Jacquard stitch & Hurdle stitch
- Pattern 05: Seed stitch & Basketweave stitch
- Pattern 06: Hurdle stitch and Rib Welt stitch
- Pattern 07: Seed stitch and Seed stitch Zigzag
- Pattern 08: Double Moss st and Double Moss st diamond
