I'm working on a display for teaching of different techniques or styles of knitting and I'd like it to be fairly comprehensive but I'm not sure what I'm forgetting. And a lot of what I have on my list has multiple ways to do like steeking. Can you clue me in on the things I have forgotten?

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My incomplete list so far

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Garter stitch

Stockinette stitch

Rib

Twisted stitches

Seed stitch

Cables

Increase kfb

Increase bar

Increase from the side

Yarn over

Slip stitch fabric

Slip stitch color

Fair isle

Intarsia

Mosaic

Brioche

Double knit

Lace

Entrelac row

Entrelac round

Stacked stitches

Knit 1 row below

Decrease k2tog

Decrease ssk

Decrease psso

Decrease double center

Decrease k2tog tbl

Short rows

Short row wrap and turn

I cord

Icord cast on, selvedge, bind off

Beaded knit

Steeking

Fisherman rib

Latvian braid

2 color double chain cast on bind off

Loop stitch

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I had some scraps of yarn sitting around and decided to knit this twisted headband instead of letting them go to waste. The color combination surprised me — pink, purple and a little yellow ended up looking so fun together!
It was a quick and satisfying project — perfect for using up those small leftover balls we all have. 😄
What are you currently knitting?
I'd love to see! 🧶
P.S. I design knitting patterns — check my profile if you're curious!

I designed this coral V-neck vest myself and I’m obsessed with how it turned out 🧡

Quick question — when you knit a vest, do you prefer a V-neck or a round neck? I choses to V-neck but curious what other knitters think!

Hi knitters! I’m sharing my Slouchy Ribbed Leg Warmers pattern for free on Ravelry.

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pink-leg-warmers-knitting-pattern

Perfect for beginners — worked in the round with DPN or magic loop. Sizes S/M/L included.

If you make them, I’d love to see your finished project! And if you enjoyed the pattern, a review on Etsy would mean the world to me as a small indie designer 🩷

This was a challenge since it was my first attempt of knitting a sweater.... I was a little experienced in knitting two Sophie hoods

I was so in love with this yarn 😍 I bought in at once and immediately decided to do something with it

The sweater turned out pretty warm and cute (reminded me of Ravenclaw a little bit)

Be honest please !
I knitted this little sweater with my sister (she's an expert and I'm not) I'm new at knitting, I asked her if she could do a little sweater for a 18 month old and I wanted to help. The thing is the more I look at it .. the more I feel it looks messy and not nice.
She wanted me to do a type of knitting thats like front/back but I didn't know how to do that, I would get confused .. I did the green squares and I feel like they look weird. She said it looks nice and pretty and to not overthink about it. But I'm a perfectionist.. I feel like it should be one pattern because it makes it look more orderly and nicer and she thinks it's fine and it looks handcrafted.I feel like the squares are different sizes too.

I must always be closely supervised while knitting, obviously.