Once you can knit a square and have made a few things out of squares, you are ready to learn some new skills. In this section we will focus on purl and stitch patterns like ribbing (k1p1), increasing using yarnovers (yo), increasing front and back (kfb), decreases using knit 2 together (k2tog). There are also a couple projects that knit in the round using circular needles or doublepin needles.


For your next challenge, this scarf uses three different yarns held together in a 1x1 rib stitch pattern (K1,P1)

For your next challenge, this scarf uses three different yarns held together in a 1x1 rib stitch pattern (K1,P1)

Introducing the purl stitch and knitting in the round!

A 5th Grader pick, this knit cactus is good practice for knit, purl, and knit 2 together (k2tog).

All of knitting is a combination of knits and purls. Put them together in lots of unique ways in this sampler blanket. Use the colors you like and make the blanket uniquely yours!

Introducing the yarnover! These cute triangles are made by adding stitches to each row (intentionally) using a yarnover.

Continue practicing the yarnover to increase, then learn to decrease!

Similar to the dishcloth and pennant, this bandana increases in size using yarnovers.

The washcloth is similar to the dishcloth, but the increase is different. Here we will learn to do Knit in front and back (KFB).

Add colorful ends to the garter stitch scarf keeps this project interesting! The ends include some increases and decreases to practice more skills.

This is SUCH a cute scarf and it looks so easy but it has some new skills to learn. Welcome to short rows and buttonholes. If that's too much, the scarf can be easily customized to your skill level.

A fun little tool for getting clean, this scrubbing mitt builds your skills in knitting in the round and decreasing.
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