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.

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

Is there a crochet stitch that looks like the knit garter stitch? What about the stockinette stitch? Knit ribbing? These crochet stitches look like knitting! Make a knit-like garment with your crochet hook. Click here for free faux-knit crochet stitch tutorials.

Learn how to make a simple single crochet ribbing. The tutorial also shows how to join the ribbing, how to work along the edges, as well as how to attach crochet ribbing as you go. #crochetncrafts

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 single crochet the ribbing stitch, which is a simple yet very handy stitch to learn! This crochet stitch creates a ribbing effect on both sides of your work, which adds both texture and a stretch to your crochet project. It can be used to make hems for your hats, scarfs or mittens or to make fun projects such as a Halloween pumpkin. Visit www.dreameecrochet.com for more patterns and video tutorials you'll love! #crochetprojects #crochettechniques #crochetpatterns #crochet #...

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…

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.

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