Rib Stitch Square Tutorial

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Here’s how it works.

Yarn: Red Heart with Love (worsted weight)
Hook: 5.5 mm
Stitch Pattern Multiple: any number of stitches

Finished Measurement: 8 ” by 8 ” Square

Abbreviations: R- row, ch – chain, sc – single crochet, sl st – slip stitch, st – stitch

Rib Stitch Square Tutorial

Rib Stitch Tutorial | | Rib Stitch Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

R1: ch 26, work 1 sc into 2nd chain from hook. Work 1 sc in each ch across, turn. (25)

Row 1 Rib Stitch | Rib Stitch Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

R2: 1 sl st into each st across, ch 1, turn. (25)

Row 2 Rib Stitch | | Rib Stitch Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

R3: 1 sc into each sl st across, ch 1, turn. (25)

Where the Stitches are from R2 | | Rib Stitch Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

Where the Stitches are 2 | Rib Stitch Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

Row 3 Rib Stitch | Rib Stitch Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

Repeat R2 and R3 – 18 more times

The last row you will complete is R39, do not finish off, continue to Edging below.

Edging:

Work 2 sc in the corner, work 25 sc evenly down the side edge;

Work 2 sc in the corner, turn to work 25 sc evenly across the bottom edge;

Work 2 sc in the corner, work 25 sc evenly up the side edge;

Work 2 sc in the corner and finish off with an invisible join. Weave in all ends.

Rib Stitch 8 Inch Square | Rib Stitch Tutorial @OombawkaDesign

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7 Comments

  1. Thanks for sharing these great tutorials, I’ve been crocheting for years but only every used basic stitches – these inspire me to try new things.

  2. I love your stitch tutorials. They are clear, well-illustrated and easy to follow. I also love that the stitches are unusual and interesting and can often visualize them in a yarn I have in my stash.

  3. Love this stitch pattern for dishcloth. You have so many great free patterns to choose from.