2x2 rib knit

Learn how to knit a 1x1 rib stitch knitting pattern, the most basic knit ribbing stitch with this comprehensive step by step tutorial!

Rib knitting is perfect for projects that need stretch. Think: the brims of hats, sleeves of sweaters, and cuffs of socks and mittens. When you need stretch, look to rib knitting! Today, I’ll walk you through the two most popular rib stitches: the 1×1 and the 2×2 rib. Both these rib stitches use knits and […]

A step by step tutorial on how to knit the 2x2 rib stitch and everything you need to know about this simple knitting stitch pattern.

How To Knit 2x2 Rib Stitch: easy basic ribbing knitting technique tutorial

An in-depth tutorial showing you how to knit neater rib stitches & why it may look a bit wonky - no matter if it's a 1x1 or a 2x2 rib stitch.

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

Another classic ribbing pattern, the 2x2 rib is often used for hems of sweater and hats. Designed to hold your knitted fabric close to the body, it can also be used on it’s own as well.

2x2 ribbed knit tee tank knitting pattern

Are you looking for a perfect bind-off for 2x2 ribbing? One that's stretchy... but not too stretchy? In this blog post I discuss the relationship between the yarnover bind-off, Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind-off (JSSBO) and Sheena's Stretchy Sock Bind-off (SSSBO), explain why these bind-off methods are so stretchy, and present two modifications of the SSSBO, one intended for sock cuffs and the other for sweater hems or sleeve cuffs done in 2x2 ribbing.