How to crochet a ribbed cuff

Angelina on Instagram: "How to add a ribbed cuff? In this example, I’m attaching slip stitch (sl st) ribbing. One row per stitch. Row 1: Make a slip knot and attach the yarn to the first stitch on the sleeve. Ch your cuff length. You can change the number of chains depending on how long you want the cuff to be. Make 1 slip stitch in the second stitch from the hook, and 1 slip stitch in each chain. Then make 1 slip stitch in the next stitch on the sleeve edge. This is how we attached the row…

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.

Learn how to add ribbing to a crochet hat! This technique will also work great for adding ribbing to a crochet sweater or cardigan, or even a blanket! This crochet ribbing is super easy and stretchy too, and can add a finishing touch to many crochet projects. #crochet #crochetribbing #crochethat

This crochet arm warmer pattern is an easy design even beginners can try. The herringbone half double crochet gives it a knit look.

Learn how to add the perfect crochet ribbing to your crochet project. With my step by step tutorial you will create knit-look ribbing for your hats, sweaters or socks.

How to make crochet ribbing and elastic ribbing for cuff, hems, collars and edgings.

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How to create a ribbed brim or cuff in crochet. An easy tutorial showing you how to add ribbing at the start or end of a crochet project.

Learn how to crochet the easiest ribbing that has a good amount of stretch, ideal for crochet beanies, mittens, cardigan sleeves & hems or roll-necks of sweaters.