Rickrack Rib

[@saphirephoenix1173]

Your video came at a wonderful time after I had gotten very frustrated with another pattern. Thank you for posting something relatively simple, but interesting enough to give a pretty fabric! Your instructions were clear, concise and easy to follow.

[@wellsmug]

Thank you - I really appreciate the regular video you provide - they continually challenge me, giving me new ideas and food for thought. Melissa.

[@doublel7714]

This stitch is too cute!! I love how both sides are different yet attractive in their own way. Thanks for the video!

[@nov8v1]

This was SOOOO much easier to understand than other videos I have seen. THANKS!

[@NK-cd5lk]

Loved the yarn, and the pattern. For a beginner like me.... your explanation was very helpful. Thks.

[@joanneanderson662]

This is terrific! You make it look very easy, and the result is gorgeous! I can't wait to try it out---and thanks for the advice on gauge!

[@nancyincanada5553]

Beautiful stitch pattern (beautiful yarn too). Thank you for the very clear tutorial.

[@thomas351]

clean clear and easy to see and follow ...thankyou for this posting

[@Rinachiyya]

Thanks for the tutorial it is so pretty and I am sure going to try this. Happy knitting,Yoka

[@Marny5580]

Oh, good! Finally have a name for the stitch I've been doing. At first, I thought I was doing it wrong but 'wrong' only when I drop a stitch! Ouch! Thank you for showing this!

[@chatita527]

Wow!! I fell in love when I saw this, I had to watch ur video probably 100 times to have it right.. I memorized what u r speaking but I got it, lol.. thanks

[@solocontigo5972]

quiero en español

[@FontrellaCole]

I like this stitch, it would make a great scarf. I will have to try this stitch this weekend. Thanks

[@lolapoppi]

Thank you! You are so clear, specific and teach at a good speed! I'm learning so much!! :o)

[@sukiBambina]

love that yarn and that shade! thanks for sharing

[@komisobaba]

Your video is very professional. Nice stich. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@morevaseret]

A very pretty rib. Will try this, can't wait.

[@junebrown8207]

Love this stitch and will enjoy giving it a go.

[@fscam2007]

This pattern stitch looks fun. I'm going to make a scarf with it now.

[@nilsudere]

I try it and find it so easy at first time. It isn't so difficult as to see. 👍😘

[@tmcd418]

Nice. Just saw a scarf done this way. Also this is quite similar to the wicker stitch. The only differences are the multiple of stitches castes on and on the wicker stitch you knit thru the back loops of both.

[@rosagarcia-vz7cl]

Hermoso punto y muy bien explicado¡¡¡ L hare un vestido a mi nieta con este punto¡¡ gracias Rosa Garcia . Venezuela¡

[@nirmalaranaweera4100]

Thanks for the easy to follow instructions

[@rosagarcia-vz7cl]

Demasiado bello ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ Gracias Rosa Garcia desde Venezuela

[@iknitwithcatfur]

You can use whatever bind off you like.

[@sulekhabafna]

Thank you so much. Very helpful. That was a very quick reply. Shall try this method and perfect it. 😊

[@computerdanser]

Very easy and such a nice result !!Thanks a lot

[@suerosenbalm1644]

Demonstrated very well. Thanks!

[@barbarasadegur1806]

Lovely…..thank you….just wondering….is this rib as stretchy as a normal k1p1 rib??

[@julliana2ify]

I love this stitch thank you so much for sharing

[@SoaringHigh98]

Can't wait to try this out!

[@nancycampbell7959]

You are an amazing teacher! I find ALL your tutorials so easy to follow. Thanks for sharing your passion. One question--is Row 1 the right or wrong side. I want to knit a band of this in a sweater I am making, and don't know which way it will face ;)

[@alexandraspeek6347]

It's beautiful !

[@CindyTeh]

love it :) simple and beautiful! can't wait to try it out ^ ^

[@yiapi1973]

This is a very nice stitch!!! I'm a begginer and your videos are a great help for me!!! I also have a question for this stich... How can we make increases and decreases for this stich (let's say in order to knit a hat)? Thanks!

[@АделинаБородинова]

Просто, красиво. Всё понятно. Спасибо.

[@THESHOMROM]

This is a pretty stitch. It's a little complicated for a beginner but you explained it so well, I' going to try it. How do you cast off from this stitch?

[@sulekhabafna]

Fantastic! I would like a video on how you hold your yarn and work. Because with minimum movement the knitting goes faster i think and it's easier too. Any tutorial on that one would be very helpful.

[@iknitwithcatfur]

Hi there! I have this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZqXoYtvr69gp6M

[@Bubudema]

Muy lindo y fácil de hacer. Gracias.

[@sofiasarkosaki7739]

You are very good!!! thanks for your help!!

[@yasminebenia826]

hello! thank you for the demonstration. i want to know how i can work this stitch on circular needles. it would be nice

[@iknitwithcatfur]

+Yasmine Benia www.sapphiresnpurls.com/2012/02/converting-flat-stitch-patterns-for.html

[@yasminebenia826]

+iknitwithcatfur that's really useful! thanks a lot

[@inargal]

perfect explanation , thank youuuuuuuuuuu !!

[@marjabei9]

gracias muy lindo el punto .... entendí al tiro solo con ver el video... saludos

[@iknitwithcatfur]

Sólo mira mis manos. Acciones no necesitan palabras :-) Siempre se puede traducir el prospecto con traductor Google. Lo siento mi español es muy pobre.

[@theresasc136]

Thank you for the very helpful video, best I have seen so far in demonstrating this pattern. I am attempting this pattern for my first knitting project and learning as I go! Do you know how many stitches I would need to make this 10 inches wide for a scarf? Thank you!

[@iknitwithcatfur]

I'm afraid I can't tell you that. The weight of yarn will play a role in determining stitch count, as will how many stitches per inch you knit with that yarn. Since everyone knits at a different gauge, you will have to knit a gauge swatch with the yarn and needles you plan to use for the project and then calculate your stitch count based on that. Here is more info on gauge: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIu3cn5_gM6Im8U. Good luck!

[@ismetkaraxha1107]

Theresasc13.

[@elenielenispanopoulou3869]

Theresasc13

[@guapitatessa]

Thanks for sharing it to as. Atlast I learned new stitch...

[@doublel7714]

Hello, Do you think this stitch would be appropriate for a kitchen washcloth? I love that it is dual-sided and I think it might look cute; I just don't know if it would have too many holes. Maybe I could try smaller needles? Thank you!

[@susanhurd1]

I printed the pattern after I watched the tutorail and got the yarn info. Are there any substitue yarns that would work well with this pattern?

[@lovelittlecats]

That's really nice!

[@susanhurd1]

I love this pattern! What size yarn and needles did you use?

[@BibiN204]

ME ENCANTO ESTA PUNTADA PUES SE PUEDE UTILIZAR DE DERECHO Y DE REVES, GRACIAS POR EL VIDEO

[@rezkitty397]

interesting stitch, I'm gonna try👍

[@csdurch]

It appears this is a multiple of 3 plus 1 for the amount of stitches needed. Is that correct?

[@csdurch]

I was at work and had the sound on very low. Thanks!

[@njoiem]

Lindo, me encantó como me quedo!! :)

[@kimberlywebster6057]

Is there a way to ladder down when knitting rickrack rib?

[@iknitwithcatfur]

I am sure it could be done, but I have never successfully fixed mistakes that way. It is easiest for me to just work backwards until I reach my mistake, fix it and then continue. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIXCp5yjhN6ab9U

[@yiapi1973]

Thank you for the tip!

[@peguysitbon3280]

est il^possible d'en avoir la traduction et surement quels points sont employés dès le début

[@indranicooks2649]

very nice and clear

[@gta4derpyderp]

love it, thanks

[@danalear8562]

It would be RT on one row and LT on the next, no?

[@watercrystalfairy]

I like this stitch, but it looks almost exactly like the wicker stitch XD

[@bybahiyah]

im going to make a fingerless glove with this and the crossed stitch if i can

[@elifozturk459]

Very good.

[@vessievk]

Hi! Can this pattern be knit in the round?

[@iknitwithcatfur]

Yes, here is some info on how www.sapphiresnpurls.com/2012/02/converting-flat-stitch-patterns-for.html

[@CucNguyen-zi6jl]

type of knitting like this type of knitting the same but the two sides do not you?

[@doublel7714]

Awesome! That is true. Thank you! :)

[@elinapongracz9961]

how would you do this in the round

[@iknitwithcatfur]

E Pongra www.sapphiresnpurls.com/2012/02/converting-flat-stitch-patterns-for.html

[@firdevsekedal3664]

harika bir örnek inşallah örebilirim

[@Ying-Yepp]

I want to see start it, cause it so cute thank! :)

[@anne-marievitteaut4127]

hi,what it,s the wool use in the video,please?.

[@iknitwithcatfur]

It is Araucania Ruca, made from sugar cane. I believe it has been discontinued though.

[@suheylaugur6611]

iknitwithcatfur

[@vanmnttnguyen3882]

dep tuyet voi

[@phobosdeimos51]

Muchas gracias por responderme si yo te miro las manos y sacó los dibujos

[@janetcornwell8260]

how many sets to knit glves

[@iknitwithcatfur]

It depends on what size (kid, adult) you are making. You'd need to make a gauge swatch, and from that you can determine how many pattern repeats you will be able to fit in based on the size of the gloves.

[@greendayninjalicker]

Aww cool!!

[@oliver704521]

Please start from the begining Im so fonfused!

[@nini-rl7sp]

oliver704521 you could just watch the video again 😟😟😟

[@anaturalredhead]

That's practically the first thing she said in the video...

[@MalikaNachite]

jolie

[@ericahchideme554]

like it....

[@osanapliniocamargoplplinio2072]

quero traducao em portugues

[@hanifekorkmaz954]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@azhaaraturnershaik9882]

those poor fingers

[@QueenBaha]

💗💗S U R P U R B💗💗

[@phobosdeimos51]

Que lástima que no se ingles ¡

[@ซุมข้าวกับยายนาง]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@hpostema60]

Leuke steek