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Crochet Stitch

ZigZag Waffle Stitch

ZigZag Waffle Stitch

Hello, dear reader! Welcome to our lovely blog, Handmade Learning Here. Today, we want to introduce you to a unique and beautiful stitch that we found in the delightful world of the internet. We are very excited to share with you the ZigZag Waffle Stitch Pattern by Naztazia. It’s an amazing stitch with a gorgeous texture and a charming visual appeal.

I have to confess, as soon as I saw this stitch, I thought of you, dear readers. But I couldn’t share it without testing it first to see how it works. So, I made a baby blanket, and it turned out adorable!

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How to Crochet the ZigZag Waffle Stitch pattern

The ZigZag Waffle Stitch Pattern creates a beautifully textured effect, perfect for adding depth and interest to your projects.

I really enjoy using textured crochet stitches because they add a cool, 3D effect to your projects. This pattern uses a technique where you make three front post double crochet stitches, with a chain of 3 stitches between them.

If you know how to make a basic chain and double crochet stitch, you’ll find this pattern pretty easy to follow! This stitch looks great on items like scarves, blankets, handbags, hats, and sweaters. Some people say it looks like a zigzag waffle stitch or a 3D chevron stitch.

For this example, I’m using medium weight yarn and a size H (5 mm) crochet hook. You can use different types of yarn and matching hooks if you like. This pattern works well with almost any yarn!

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ZigZag Waffle Stitch

 

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ABBREVIATIONS

Ch – Chain

DC – Double Crochet

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FPDC – Front Post Double Crochet

RPT – Repeat

SP – Space

ST – Stitch

 

Chain 33 (multiple of 3)

Row 1: Double crochet (DC) in the 5th chain from the hook. Double crochet (DC) in each stitch across the row. Chain 3 and turn your work.

Row 2: Double crochet (DC) 3 times in the next stitch. Repeat the following across the row: [Chain 3, skip 2 stitches, 3 double crochets (3DC) in the next stitch].

At the end of the row, place a double crochet (DC) in the top of the turning chain from the previous row. Chain 3 and turn your work.

Row 3: Repeat the following across the row: [3 front post double crochets (FPDC) in the third stitch of the previous row’s 3-DC group, chain 3].

At the end of the row, place a double crochet (DC) in the top of the turning chain from the previous row. Chain 3 and turn your work.

Repeat Row 3:

 

Repeat Row 3, but substitute “previous row’s 3-FPDC” for “previous row’s 3-DC.”

Last Row:

Repeat Row 3, but omit the chain 3s in between the 3-FPDCs.

Fasten off and weave in the ends.

If you prefer a PDF version to print, here it is separated for you.

 

ACCESS THE FREE PDF PATTERN

 

ZigZag Waffle Stitch – VIDEO TUTORIAL

We are always providing other learning options to make life easier for our readers. Therefore, we would like to share this video tutorial with you so you can learn how to make this beautiful stitch. By watching the video, you can familiarize yourself with the stitch more easily, observe the techniques used, and maybe even learn something new. The video is from Naztazia’s YouTube channel, and you can watch it below:

 

What do you think of this beautiful ZigZag Waffle Stitch, dear reader? Adorable, isn’t it? That’s why you should share it with your best contacts. This way, you’ll spread the knowledge, and many of your friends will be able to create beautiful projects with it as well.

Thank you for being here with us; it’s always a pleasure to have you! Feel free to check out our other articles as well. We have various types of free patterns and beautiful projects that can go on your wish list. I hope to see you more often. Have a great day! Get your crochet hooks and yarn ready, and let’s put what we’ve learned into practice. See you soon! XoXo.

 

One thought on “ZigZag Waffle Stitch

  • Elizabeth

    Very we explained and also you dont show how it is worked in a hurry,so you understand the pattern better. Thks

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