Learn A New Crochet Stitch: Post Stich Rib (Seedling Crochet Stitch)

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Learn how to crochet the beautiful Post Stich Rib stitch with this easy crochet baby blanket video tutorial. This is one of the easiest crochet stitches you can use and it is perfect for beginners to advanced ones. The stitch is repetitive and it will work up a fast blanket and create a gorgeous textured look. Pair it with a yarn that has multiple colors to create a beautiful rainbow baby blanket

Also, learn how to weave in your ends using fabric glue. Watch the full video tutorial to help you through the pattern.

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Post Stich Rib Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern

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-You can use any yarn with this crochet stitch! Seriously, from very thin thread to a Super Bulky yarn. It works great.
The Yarn I am using in this tutorial is “Yarn Bee Sugarwheel Cotton Sparkle Twirls At Twilight”. Found at Hobby Lobby. (I used 9 skeins of this particular yarn to finish this blanket)

-Crochet Hook Size will depend on the yarn weight you are working with. If you are not sure what needle you need just look at the label of your yarn. You will see a section that will tell you what crochet needle they recommend be used with the yarn. In my tutorial I am using a crochet hook size H.

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Learn A New Crochet Stitch: Post Stich Rib (Seedling Crochet Stitch)
via Hooked For Hope By Tiffany Hansen.

Get the pattern: Post Stich Rib Baby Blanket Free Crochet Pattern via Hooked For Hope By Tiffany Hansen.

Thanks to Tiffany Hansen for the article’s inspiration and featured image.

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