Crochet rib stitches

New Crochet rib stitches to learn. which is your fave? Learn new crochet techniques for crochet rib with Zeens and Rogers' video tutorial.

Step by step pictures + Video Tutorial showing you how to Crochet a perfect Knit-Look Ribbing that's stretchy and reversible! This crochet ribbing resembles the knit rib knit 1, purl 1.

Are your hats too tight? FIx it with this stretchy crochet ribbing and the free Ultimate Guide to Sizing Hats! Perfect fitting beanies every time!

Getting started with crochet ribbing can be a little intimidating at first, but we're going to take the mystery out of it!

A comparison of crochet rib stitch techniques. Using the back loop only, front loop and slip stitches to created knit-look elastic ribbing.

Today's tutorial is on crochet ribbing. I will demonstrate in the video (at bottom of post), 3 different types of ribbing you can achieve with slip stitches, single crochet stitches & half double crochet stitches. I personally use the half double crochet stitches most often for my brims & sweaters. I like the way it looks and partly because it works up the fastest! I really do love the look though! Basically, my go to ribbing for worsted weight yarn is the half double crochet. My preferred…

Welcome back to our crochet blog, fellow crafting enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into a classic stitch that mimics the cozy look of traditional knitting—the knit rib stitch. Whether you're a crochet novice or an experienced hook-wielder, this stitch is a must-learn for adding depth and elegance to your projects. Mate

Learning how to add crochet ribbing to a sweater, beanie, or other project is a skill that will help you finish your projects. When you learn to...

Would you like to learn how to single crochet ribbing stitch? This written & video tutorial will show you step by step how to crochet this handy stitch, how to change colors & count the rows.

In the first part of this series on crochet ribbing, I will show you how to create a tight rib using a combination of HTC (HDC for you US folks) and slip stitches worked in the back loop.