Easy Beginner Basic -- How to Single Crochet BLO Ribbing Stitch [Right Handed]

Easy Beginner Basic -- How to Single Crochet BLO Ribbing Stitch [Right Handed] is a must know skill for any crocheter. Use this stitch pattern on the brim of hats, cuffs of mittens or as a head warmer.
Yarn used in video: worsted weight size 4 yarn
Hook Used: H/8 (5 mm)
*You can use any weight yarn or hook size to make this stitch pattern*
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[@Marnimadeit]

Finally! I never knew how to use placemarkers to make sure I worked all the stitches. Thank you so much for this!

[@MarlyBird]

You are so welcome!

[@susanalberts5334]

thank you I was looking for this stick.

[@trishaturner2078]

This is a nice springy stitch

[@FasiNico]

I love it. Thank You

[@donnagarcia6324]

Hi Marly, love, love your channel, look forward to it all the time and have made some of your shawls and love the one with just using 1 ball of yarn, you have a sweet personality.

[@MarlyBird]

Thank you so much.

[@marciathomas8702]

Great video 💕

[@cecilialiao1059]

Thanks for the video

[@Dominique216]

But how do you count it

[@me.rayhan]

It's useful

[@TheXangelus]

For my first ever crochet project I made a full 1,2 meter by 2,2 meter blanket. Using 3 yarns at the same time for a beautiful color effect and a size 12 needle. It’s a super simple stitch and even though it takes some time it was more than worth it cause it looks and feels amazing. Let’s just say I’m a bit crazy to do that as my first ever project 😛

[@layongcrochet7924]

Nice

[@lindsypenney3064]

You’re always the first resource I check, when I need a quick visual aid. I’m making a body cloth, working this stitch on the bias & BLO. Is there a way to avoid gaps when I work the 2 SC into the first and last stitch of every row? I’ve swatched it working the last stitch with 1SC BLO, & the 2nd into both loops of the stitch. It’s better, but the edges don’t match perfectly. Any advice would be helpful! Thanks for all your hard work!!

[@mimaberry]

I realize this is an old video. But, how would you join this ribbing stitch in the round that is worked row by row to look like the back loop only is continuous?

[@sandraboullineau5283]

Can I use this stitch to crochet a full vest sweater?

[@kathleenchamp3764]

HI MARLY (OMG! I JUST REmembered i need to pick my patterns from winning at live chat.. life has tossed a few curve balls recently! UGH!!) Anyway, I love these ribbing techs your sharing. Thank you so very much! Ok, lol maybe I'm jumping the gun here but, How do we attach them to say a hat, sweater etc. so that they keep their stretch? Better question might be. (I imagine you simply attach with SL ST or SC) Does it then keep that stretch & return ability or does that change at all... maybe how you attach doesn't matter? ugh OCD much Kathleen lol APPRECIATE YOU MARLY!! THANKS AGAIN~

[@MarlyBird]

You just asked like 5 different video topics in one :-) Typically, you will either build off the edge of this ribbing to make your piece. Or you can join it with a sc or slip stitches to a finished piece. I prefer to build off the edge. Having said all that, my goal is to make more videos showing how to use these ribbings with a pattern.

[@kathleenchamp3764]

@@MarlyBird LOLOL THANKS MARLY! I just get so excited! & my brain wants all the info.. its trying so hard to reconnect with details after my injury.. Connections they said I''d never have so they are like wild critters on the loose sometimes..,X's WATCHING N LOOKING FORWARD TO WHAT YOU DO FOR US ALL : )

[@NaSewu23]

😘😍

[@bandnerd1548]

I'm making a sweater that uses the single crochet ribbing for the cuffs, but I keep ending up with a stretched out hole at the end of the row. Do you have any advice on how to remove the extra space so it looks more uniform?

[@MrDumb-zj9ci]

How to count st ribbing

[@plainkaren]

How do you count the rows?