Make 3 from 1 ([k1, yo, k1] into the same st)
Knit the first stitch, but leave it on the left needle. Now, make a yarn
over and knit the same first stitch again, then let it slide off the left
needle. You have increased two stitches.
Make 1 (M1)
This invisible increase creates a new stitch from the bar between two
existing stitches. With your right needle, lift the strand between the
stitch just worked and the next stitch on the left-hand needle from the
back, place it onto the left needle and knit this stitch through the back
loop.
Make 1 Purl Through the Back Loop (M1p-tbl)
Pick up the bar between the stitches on either needle from front to
back with the left-hand needle and purl it through the back loop
(insert right needle into the stitch from back to front to purl through
the back loop).
Slip 1, Knit 3, Pass Slipped Stitch Over (sk3p)
Slip the first stitch from the left needle, knit the next three stitches.
Now, pull the slipped stitch over the three knitted stitches.
Binding Off Stitches (BO)
To finish off knitting, the stitches of the last row have to be bound
off. Work two sts in pattern onto the right needle. Now, pull the right
(first) stitch on the right needle over the left (second) stitch so that
only one stitch is on the right needle. Work the next stitch so that
there are again two stitches on the right needle, and again pull the
right stitch over the left one. Repeat this to the end of the row, until
one stitch remains on the right needle. Cut the yarn and pull the tail
through this last stitch to secure.
Basic Stitch Patterns
Garter Stitch
In garter stitch, you knit all stitches on both the right side and the
wrong side of the fabric. On the right side of the fabric, you will see
alternating knit and purl rows.Stockinette Stitch
With stockinette stitch, you knit all stitches in right side rows and
purl all stitches in wrong side rows. On the right side of the fabric,
you will see only knit rows.Ribbing
In ribbing, you alternate between knit and purl stitches in one row.
The most common rib pattern is the 2x2 rib: [k2, p2] to the end of
the row. Remember what your last two stitches were. If they were
purl, start the next row with 2 knit sts; if they were knit, start the
next row with 2 purl sts. On the right side of the fabric, you will see
vertical columns of knit and purl stitches.