HOW TO CROCHET | RIBBING

[@cristienc.2831]

You saved my jacket! I bought a beautiful London Fog jacket but realized that the sleeves were a little short and a little loose and the cold just blew up my sleeves. I almost got rid of it until I decided to see if I could find a DIY fix. This ribbing crochet were PERFECT for wrist cuffs for my jacket! Thank you so much!

[@odessa870]

I've seen so many different crochet ribbing tutorials all showing different techniques, it's all so confusing. Was glad to find this video as I prefer this technique over the others, for both simplicity and the look of the result. Thank you for sharing!

[@phoenixhdez3709]

This is exactly the type of ribbing tutorial I was looking for! I’m only 5 days new to this whole crocheting thing, and I’m already making a cardigan but didn’t know how to do the cuffs and every tutorial I watched showed a different method of ribbing, but it wasn’t creating the effect I was looking for until now! Thank you so much for this very helpful and informative tutorial!

[@gillianchalloner1459]

Great tutorial. I've made a few hexagon cardigans and I really want to add a ribbed edge to my next one. I have been frantically looking for an easy rib to use and this will be perfect 👌 thankyou 😊 x

[@carolhall4895]

Thanks so much! I'm just picking up crochet again and I've made up my own pattern for a jumper and was wondering how to make the cuffs. This is going to be excellent. So nice to have a British voice amongst all the others - and I'm with you on the tea!

[@saramichelle7954]

Great tutorial! I'm a newbie and this was easy to understand. And you're so sweet :)

[@hadassagracepeciller7594]

Isn’t it single crochet instead of double crochet?

[@kodomp]

UK double crochet = US single crochet UK treble crochet = US double crochet

[@hadassagracepeciller7594]

@@kodomp oh I see, thank you for the clarification. Happy Holidays!

[@dorothygracy1953]

This is single crochet, don't know why she says double???

[@Myhands_hurt_]

@Dorothy Gracy The UK term for our single crochet is double crochet that is why she keeps saying double crochet.

[@jitterbugg6824]

In the UK it's called double crochet .

[@tonyamercado9013]

Omg someone that crochets like meeee❤❤ for the longest time i thought i was weird!! Thank you for validating me. ☺️

[@newtnewtnewt]

this video was so helpful and your voice is so soothing! thanks so much!!

[@cherylmyerson287]

Hi there, this patten is lovely ! How many chains would I need to make a blanket ? And do I add extra at the end ? Many thanks x

[@elizabethdaka7445]

Thank you so much I think this is one video that is clear and on point trust me I have watched a lot of them and I was almost giving up but thank you for bringing back my zeal

[@ruthhinman6535]

I adore this channel and I just found it! Shopkins on the hook, awesome tips and fantastic projects! I am a fan!

[@laurabrooks3076]

Cup of tea🙏🏻..great video . Many thanks. I I shared with my friend who asked about ribbing:) for a hat.

[@potterandbloom]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@shoutingalice2943]

Thank you so much my grandfather will be very pleased with his hat for his birthday now.

[@Moocow2003]

Thank you for this tutorial! I think ive got the hang of it now.

[@SciFiFemale]

This is perfect for the top of a granny square skirt I'm making, thank you.

[@sandierawlings988]

I've done this ribbing. How should i add it to my project? Sew or crochet? If crocheted, how would you do it?

[@francessayer9414]

super great tutorial! I believe you mean single crochet though haha

[@nathanboring643]

UK terms not US

[@Argeaux2]

Yeah this is how I do ribbing. Nice to have it confirmed. How British are you? Royal Ascot, the rain, then off for a cuppa at the end!

[@potterandbloom]

Hahahahaa I never thought of that before but yes I appear to be exceedingly British :D

[@AeiTri]

This video was so calm 😌

[@CatEyes5240]

Nice job and it's call single crochet

[@karaboramokhutshwane2429]

In America but she isn't American so she calls it a double crochet which is the correct term in England.

[@IdkWhatToPutHere818]

No it’s single crochet where ever you are, I’m in England

[@DrezdanyWildlife]

@@IdkWhatToPutHere818not true

[@emilytyshing9419]

I’m in love with this channel

[@sailuaquarius]

You're my saviour ! Thanks ♥

[@marynbetty8001]

Great … I’m going to use this thank you x

[@Dustydante]

What Yarn type are you using??

[@madissensimpson2698]

thank you so much i was having a hard at first but i got the hang of it

[@kat4005]

can you address how to count the rows? nice video, by the way

[@kirstenkobrin4281]

Hi there. Thank you for your video! How do you count the rows though? Thanks again

[@potterandbloom]

Hiya, it's a little tricky so I count the ridges x

[@kirstenkobrin4281]

@@potterandbloom great tip. Thanks so much 😊

[@jaredini]

Sat inside crocheting with a cup of tea in a big fat chair with only the spund of rain pouring outside. Bliss.

[@mercymwanza7715]

Cute babies voice 🤗😍💕🌸

[@hunkyhair]

hey! i have a question. what do i do when i'm done with it? i get that i have to connect it and stuff with the rest of the cardigan i'm working on, but i mean before that. do i just cut the yarn once i'm done? because i'm not sure if youre suppose to since it seems like it would easily come unloose, but i dont know what else to do.

[@NekoNezu]

hi im not sure if you are still looking for an answer but you could slip stitch into your last stitch and it would secure it like a knot :) or another method would be to weave the tail along the ends of the rib!

[@hunkyhair]

@@NekoNezu hii yes thank you!!

[@potterandbloom]

Hello there, apologies for the delay in responding, the comments for my older videos get lost somehow 🤪 anyhoo, thanks to Neko above for telling you the correct way to fasten off also, usually you will either go on to crochet something that requires ribbing and thus carry on crocheting across the top of your ribbing or sometimes you rib at the end and this way you fasten off as Neko says. Hope that helps xx

[@annnewton9762]

Would this work for a cuff on socks? Thank you

[@JamesGower-ch5zj]

Bravo........terrific....

[@reubjames15]

it might just be me being completely wrong but it looks like your using single crochet instead of double?

[@Mazro26]

Uk people say different

[@xo.frommars]

I was listening to your tutorial and my ribbing didn't turn out great then I watch how you did yours and I found it you were doing a single crochet and not double crochet as you mentioned so many times in this video.

[@csrichardson7973]

Do you have a video showing how you crochet a beanie from the bottom up using the ribbing as the start of it? If so, would you please put a link in your reply? Thanks! And I love peace and quiet too .. so I'm glad sanity has been restored for your area! 😊

[@potterandbloom]

I'm sorry I don't have a video for this but I've put it on my list of videos to do x

[@olliealexander6291]

Can I make a blanket with this?

[@poppieandrews9663]

Very nice.

[@luluuuuu_]

thank youuuuu 💕💕

[@WhippetLuvs]

pERFECT video exactly how would I attach it to a beanie or dust mitt or whatever just to add the extra ribbing

[@miamorris1489]

When doing the ribbing do you skip one link?

[@shannonfoley5829]

Is there no chain 2 at the end?

[@kipperL1]

why is my work curling, it seems to be getting smaller any idea how to fix?

[@Argeaux2]

kipper your tension might be too tight. Either hold the yarn a lot looser, or use a larger sized hook. Alternatively, you might be forgetting to do the turning chain, which means that each of your rows is shorter than the one before. Count your rows. If there are less stitches in each row, you are forgetting your turning chain. If they are the same, change your tension.

[@olliealexander6291]

Thank you great tutorial 😅

[@kyceraxviolet]

WHAT AM I DOING WORNG!! Mine looks like a bunch of linessss

[@carolineludden4407]

Will this work with any gauge?

[@potterandbloom]

Yes it will.

[@elizabethsykes4243]

Well demonstrated but the diction is a bit difficult to understand at times. But thank you all the same.

[@Just_a_benchh]

Who else is here from shylers white skirt tutorial?

[@watchgoose]

is it stretchy?

[@potterandbloom]

Yes it is, perhaps not as stretchy as knitting ribbing though x

[@rachelmarieganza141]

how do I count the rows?

[@idonthaveanameyet]

4 years ago-

[@DidiArte]

Very good tutorial!

[@sarahlynn1167]

isn’t this half double crochet

[@handsonhooks]

Why are you saying double crochet?! You’re single crocheting!

[@nathanboring643]

UK Terms she is using

[@ronnetteharvey6781]

I've got to find an American. Bummer

[@catalinamontino8865]

great work BUT this is not a double crochet stitch ,.. its a single crochet

[@kodomp]

UK double crochet = US single crochet UK treble crochet = US double crochet

[@catalinamontino8865]

@@kodomp that explains it all !!! thanks

[@sugarpuff2978]

Please remember that the whole world isn't America!!

[@jamiemedeiros8251]

U literally ate doing a single crochet not double. Brush up your terminology

[@TiffaniStott]

Jamie Medeiros you are aware not everyone is from the US right? You can tell by her accent she is from the UK perhaps you are the one that needs to brush up on terminology.

[@정룻휘]

Wait so in UK they call this(one she's doing) double crochet, not single crochet? I'm from Canada/US and we call this singpe crochet. I'm confused.

[@jcouch1993]

Lol I think you need to brush up on your terminology Jamie. Yes it is single crochet, but it is also called double crochet in some places. Depends where you live and where you learn to crochet from. Slip stitch =sc, sc=dc, dc=tc and so on. Dont be so quick to assume others are wrong. Just like with knitting, theres no one right way to do crochet.

[@NekonataVirino]

Perhaps you should stop thinking America is the centre of the universe - and being rude to someone who is sharing their skill with you for free - or become a better crocheter and realise there is a terminology difference between USA and UK - any crocheter worth their salt knows to look out for which scheme is being followed.

[@Jacksbox11]

@Jamie. Boy, you're rude! Get some manners!

[@yarnyhookerMyra]

Thank you so much great tutoroal..