Rib stitch blanket

How to Knit the 1X1 RIB Stitch Pattern with Studio Knit

Welcome back to our crochet blog, fellow crafting enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into a classic stitch that mimics the cozy look of traditional knitting—the knit rib stitch. Whether you're a crochet novice or an experienced hook-wielder, this stitch is a must-learn for adding depth and elegance to your projects. Mate

Sample knit with Sapphires-n-Purls Merino DK on US Size 7 needles Multiple of 3 Row 1 (RS): *k2tog, leaving sts on needle, k first s...

SKEINS: 8 (16) skeins of Purl Soho’s Season Alpaca SIZES: Crib (Throw) COLOR: Heirloom White

Learn another Beginner Knit Stitch, the Seed Stitch Rib Knit Stitch using only knit and purl stitches. I'm using a super bulky yarn, Chill by Sugarbush

Knitting a blanket has never been easier. if you're a lover of texture, this seed Stitch Blanket Throw Free Knitting Pattern is just for you.

The waffle stitch is one of the warmest, comfiest textures, and it's so simple to knit! I love the thermal-like fabric it creates with this knit blanket This pretty waffle stitch knit blanket pattern is so quick to knit and perfect for anyone in the family!

An elegant variant of the well known Rib stitch, the Slip Stitch Rib is perfect for scarves, cowls, blankets, and more. So Woolly: Knitting patterns for beginners.

Looking for a beginner-friendly knitting stitch with beautiful texture? Check out this free rib stitch tutorial from Make and Do Crew! Learn how to add ribbing to your knit projects and create stunning socks, sweaters, mittens, and more. This versatile stitch is perfect for adding depth and visual interest to your designs. Whether you prefer a classic 1x1 rib or want to experiment with broken rib, cable rib, or fisherman's rib, this tutorial has got you covered.

Here I am adding to my list of blankets I’d love to nap under but don’t have the patience to knit! But being a sucker for clever construction, I can’t let this one go unremarked: Purl Soho’s new Learn-to-Love-Steeks Blanket (free pattern). I know, you’re thinking “Did she just say ‘clever construction’ in a post about a blanket?” […]