Twisted rib stitch

Like rib, only twisted. In this easy-to-follow tutorial, you’ll get to grips with twisted knit and twisted purl stitches to make twisted rib stitch.

The twisted rib knit stitch pattern is a great alternative to the common 1 x 1 rib stitch, but adds a bit of texture and interest. Learn how.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to knit the Twisted Rib stitch, an interesting version of the 2 x 2 Rib (in both, English and Continental style).

The twisted rib stitch is a versatile knitting technique that adds texture to any project. Learn how to create this stitch with ease.

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...

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.

Step-by-step photo and video tutorial for beginners about Eastern (Russian) ribbing - a simple way to make any rib stitch neater.

The broken rib is a variation on traditional knit ribbing. This knitting pattern takes the 1x1 rib and gives it a twist by inserting a column seed stitch between the ribs.

The Broad Spiral is a mock cable ribbing stitch. It consists of columns of small cable twists, stacked closely on top of each other creating a spiral effect.

The fisherman's rib stitch is perfect when you need a textured stitch that's reversible, doesn't curl, and is easy to knit.