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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.

In the video, mention a pattern available from Purl Soho which gives you a pattern for working this stitch in-the-round. You can find that pattern here: http://www.purlbee.com/the-purl-bee/2011/1/5/whits-knits-big-herringbone-cowl.html

Pattern by Claire Nordlow. Any yarn and needle size can be used - the pattern gives instruction on how to work with any gauge you want to produce pretty much any size of d-4 shaped bag. Can easily be converted into a stuffed toy by stuffing and seaming instead of adding a zipper. It its heart, these are really just instructions on how to do the math needed to knit an equilateral triangle of any size in any gauge, so it should work equally well for a d20 or a d8 just alter the number of triangles you are making, the places you put the numbers, and then sew them together accordingly - the best way to get it right is to use a die as your guide and copy from there.

By Laurie Lee. This pattern also requires 660 size 6 beads. Finished dimensions - 6 inches tall x 4.5 inches wide at base.

By Jamie Quick. The Pence jug is a very old style of miser purse. This pattern, was developed by studying an original in the Smithsonian Institution's collection, that is dated 1830 - 1860. It is a very small purse, that only measured 4 inches tall, by 2 inches wide. Most purses of this period were made out of very thin purse silk. The sheen of the silk combined with the beads and unique pattern, makes this a beautiful and artistic coin purse.

By Frankie Brown. Based on a traditional origami design, this little purse measures 5cm / 2\x{201d}\x{b2}. It opens up when you pull the top apart and then snaps back closed when you let it go. It is very simple to knit, the secret of the design lies in one purl row on each of the four sides and some serious blocking.

For written instructions and more info, visit the blog: http://www.theweeklystitch.com/2013/04/spiral-rib.html

Sample knit with Malabrigo worsted weight yarn on US size 10 needles

A square blanket pattern with an interesting spiral lace pattern.

The Tunisian Smock Stitch.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: -Foundation forward and return pass -Yarn over, bottom to top (yo) -Tunisian simple stitch two together (tss2tog) -Slip stitch bind off

Not only diagonal pattern, but alternating the direction. Not zig-zags, but triangles with changing directions.

Knitting on the bias, but showing how to make it look like it hasn't, by starting from the corner and increasing. This is demonstrated with needle-knitting, but as it is simple garter stitch, with increases and decreases, it would be easily done with hook-knitting or with loom-knitting.

Learn how to crochet the Larksfoot Track Stitch. A great stitch that you can use for items like scarves, dishcloths, afghans, and more. It's pretty versatile.

This video shows how to knit a mitered corner WITHOUT wrap and turns

Part 2 https://youtu.be/3MmE5sNZH7k

Get the original ten stitch blanket pattern here http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ten-stitch-blanket

The tubular cast on creates an edgeless edge to K1P1 fabric, with the stitches from one side of the fabric wrapping uninterrupted around to the other side. This video demonstrates using the crochet cast on as a start to the tubular cast on. You can use waste yarn or the long tail of the project yarn to begin. You can work over an even number of sts or an odd number, and you can work flat or in the round. A more complex cast-on than most, but a very worthwhile effect.

This is a knitting lace pattern that is pretty open and airy. Looks like starts. For intermediate-advanced knitters.

Instructions: Use 2 sizes bigger needles than what your yarn calls for. Multiple of 4=1 4 Row repeat.

Row 1.- Knit 3 together (through the back loops) without taking them off your left needle, yarn over and knit these 3 again taking them off your left needle and knit 1 Row 2 and all even number Rows.- Purl Row 3.- Knit 2 stitches, knit 3 together without taking them off your left needle and knit these 3 again taking them off your left needle and knit 1 end with knitting your 3 stitches as shown.

This is a lace made with 3 stitches. We use bigger needles than called for by the yarn. This is to make the stitch a bit more open.

Instructions: Three Stitch Lace Multiple of 3 plus 2 Repeat from + to + When you purl, do so loosely.

Row 1.- Purl Row 2.- Knit 1, +Knit three stitches together without taking them off the left needle, yarn over, knit these 3 stitches together again and take them off the needle+

How to knit with pre-strung beads using the slip stitch method.

A bit of a lace type stitch. Looks like the spine of a fish. Decorative and beautiful. Materials used: KNITTING NEEDLES: http://go.magik.ly/r/joannesweb/10548/ YARN: http://go.magik.ly/r/joannesweb/10543/

--------------------------- Instructions: Multiple of 4 K=knit P=purl yo=yarn over psso= pass stitch over the last one you knitted.

1.- +K2, yo, pass 1 purlwise, k1, psso+. 2.- +P2, yo, p2tog+. Repeat these 2 rows.

This shows you how to crochet a Boho Bead Bracelet. Here’s a quick and easy project to show you how to crochet with beads. The tapered ends are made with regular Single Crochet stitches, but the center beaded part consists of Tunisian Simple Stitch Crochet. You don’t need a special hook for this – your regular crochet hook will work just fine.

Are you on Ravelry? Be sure to add this pattern to your Ravelry queue: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/boho-bead-bracelet

Make a pretty flower charm with rondelle beads, jump rings, and nylon thread.

Yes, this cast on goes by many names (as most of them do). This is the single-strand version, and it creates a nice, elastic edge that's a bit more decorative than a typical Long Tail Cast On.

It's good for beginning top-down socks, shawls, mittens... It's springy and stretchy and pretty and versatile.