Purl Slip Stitch | How to Crochet

The Purl Slip Stitch is an easy crochet stitch - if you like slip stitches as I do! The resulting fabric is dense with a little bit of stretch. It features that knit like texture.
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In the video I am using the Caron x Pantone Yarn by Yarnspirations. You can buy it using my affiliate link here: www.anrdoezrs....
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Sarah

[@luwandaartrelle4250]

Very easy. Nice stitch. Thank you.

[@mls_words_of_wisdom]

Wow! That really does look like a knit/purl stitch!!!! Cool! Love this channel!!!

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Thanks so much! It really does look like knit. The first time I saw it I had to do a double take and then assumed it must be Tunisian - but it’s not :)

[@worldofmegtendo]

Love it love it love it! I’m making my niece a baby blanket with this stitch asap. Thanks so much :)

[@wendigo6188]

This was the first stich I learned when I was seven, I absolutely love it and it’s very good for hats and little water bottle sleeves

[@sarahpotter1674]

This is 100% gonna be a washcloth, I can’t wait to try this pattern

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Perfect!

[@stephanieclare2457]

I enjoy learning all these new stitches. Thank you so much Sarah. 🙂

[@rangvi1956]

Very nice stitch, thank you, kind greetings from France🇫🇷🗼 🌈💐🌺

[@mrs.cookie5610]

Oh wow great stitch, thanks for sharing☺

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re welcome

[@camit3763]

Love your hook! And your Master Classes. Lots of them. Or even all of them. Thank you.

[@lydialady5275]

Thank you for this. It's helping me reach my goal of one new stitch each day. I worked up a couple repeats on 15 stitches, and I like how thick and dense it is. I think it would make an excellent collar on a poncho or cape, but I think if I used worsted weight for the body, I would keep the same hook, but work this stitch in a DK weight, so it isn't too thick or stiff.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

That sounds like a great idea and I’m happy to help you reach your goals :)

[@mls_words_of_wisdom]

Good idea. Some yarns work out better with different stitches depending on their weight. I commend you for wanting to learn a new crochet stitch every day! Wow that’s good!

[@lydialady5275]

@@mls_words_of_wisdom Thank you! It's actually really fun. Keeping it small means I don't get overwhelmed, which happens when I take on huge, complex projects.

[@maureenyoungblood5047]

I agree with Lydia....might become my go to for a brim

[@sonder2164]

Wow, I have never heard of it. Thank you!

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re welcome

[@creative2716]

I have done the purl slip stitch ribbing before, same except every row is done in back loop only. This is very easy, very attractive work. Nice. IMO, it rolls like tunisian because it virtually is tunisian that works each stitch individually, instead of casting on whole row and then working off whole row. I kinda like both ways. This way of working BLO and FLO in alternating rows give a lovely ridge on one side only. I could see it used in hats, socks, cowls, pillows, even sweaters with a rolled hem.

[@susannetheswedishyarnyhook8562]

I’ve never heard of this stitch 😱 Both sides is really pretty 😍 Thank you for this tutorial 🌺

[@charlotteburton9000]

I love your tutorials. You are an excellent teacher. I stopped crocheting last year in March because I developed arthritis in my right wrist. I'm planning to try and resume soon and will definitely go to your tutorials. Thank you so much for your very clear way of teaching. I think I will start with this stitch. Do you have any suggestions for a project using this stitch?

[@lindafarebrother957]

Love it, thank you for sharing 😊

[@rheac953]

I have a few students that can’t seem to get past slip stitch. So this may be quite handy to increase their knowledge.

[@janettes3794]

Love❤️ the look of this stitch! I want to use this stitch on a basket 🧺, so it's in the round. How could I make it so the ridge is on the outside of the basket?

[@nancystevenson562]

Ooh, slippers!

[@JazzyJude]

Love it!!!

[@ayleenpereyra8635]

I like the pattern.

[@joannapacheco2041]

Hi I would use this pattern for a blanket.😘

[@AtWhatRedLight]

Thank you!!

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re welcome

[@QasimKhan-sc1st]

I love your videos beautiful and you explain very nice beautiful

[@lydiamashcka4362]

This would be great way to make an extra wide fold over hat brim since it has a good amount of stretch.

[@yesabenson]

Very pretty! Do you think this would work in a bulky yarn to make a blanket?

[@preciousbeautyj6924]

Love it. Question, if we worked this in single crochet, will it be called the same thing?

[@crochetology12]

It's an elegant looking stitch and seems as if it would be relaxing (for me) to work. I'd be concerned about the rolling, however. I'd hate to spend the time and yarn making something only for it to roll up on itself if I didn't want it to.

[@luzfeliciano1014]

Beautiful stitch, what yard did you use?

[@christinahutchison3967]

Love the look of this stitch. Question though can you use a little larger crochet hook if your a tight Crocheter

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Yes you can :)

[@lifeinjaneyscrochetworld8756]

Can't wait to figure what I want tomake with it😷🤓

[@ThePurpleYarnivore]

Would be great for a washcloth!

[@theresabassemier9901]

I would make a pillow with it.

[@Witchwind961]

I use this when I make socks. It makes a good band.

[@Step889]

You are amazing

[@donnanickell9738]

Hi, I have a pattern with a purl stitch and it says, with the yarn to front insert hook from back to front in loop as indicated, yo, draw through stitch and loop on hook. I can't find any videos that show going from back to front. I'm so confused...lol...Can you or anyone help?

[@ayleenpereyra8635]

The yarn you are using looks so soft, what is the brand and name of it?

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

This is the Caron x Pantone by Yarnspirations - I’ve put a link in the video description for you :)

[@minniesaab7255]

❤❤❤

[@ayleenpereyra8635]

Were did you buy your needle?

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

This one is by @Furls Crochet - the link is in the description of the video

[@schua2201]

Can tutor slow down when doing the start knot please?

[@rhondaholloway2121]

Would a simple boarder help stop the curl at the edges?

[@lydialady5275]

Thank you for the question. She told us it curls, and it does. But you asked, and I thought, what if? So I tried. It does, but I couldn't just add a couple of single crochet each edge, because that's a taller stitch. So, I worked the same stitch across the edge, and that does work.

[@rhondaholloway2121]

@@lydialady5275 thanks for letting me know. It would make pretty dish cloths, small baby blanket, scarf, oh so many things, even placemats.

[@louiseprevost3066]

what do you mean by slip stitch

[@ayleenpereyra8635]

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