Waffle Stitch Crochet Tutorial
Hello, dear reader! Our website is full of beautiful crochet patterns and beautiful works that you can be inspired by. Today we bring you a beautiful stitch of a wonderful and amazing crochet technique: The Waffle Stitch. It is a very versatile and beautiful technique that can embellish your work even more and be combined with different stitches to make different and unique pieces.
This stitch that we bring here, known as the Waffle Stitch pattern, is very beautiful, with a fun and wonderful texture that makes the pieces differentiated and with incredible details. It’s a beautiful textured crochet stitch pattern, it has small deep squares that give it the look and texture of a delicious waffle we ate for breakfast.
It allows us to create beautiful pieces, giving you the freedom to make whatever you want, beautiful scarves, blankets or pillows and even combine them with other patterns. Children love pieces with this pattern! And we’d love to hear what beautiful work you would do using this lovely technique in the comments below.
We know several stories of people who ventured into crochet and its techniques, and in this way, they had beautiful creations just testing stitches and saving samples of each one to make more combinations. You can do this too, so when a new blanket pattern comes along, you can see if you can change it according to your own taste.
Just like this tip we just gave you, the Waffle Stitch pattern is the result of a beautiful combination of different crochet stitches, this creating an amazing deeply textured stitch with spectacular beauty. It’s a simple repetition using two lines to create this beautiful pattern with deep texture.
Using this beautiful tip to exercise your creativity and produce beautiful works, you may even be surprised by your own creativity and what you can do. Practice can bring you to perfection in the execution of this point and over the days allows you to see the result gradually forming until you reach another stunning finished project.
For us, all inspiration is welcome and you can use it to inspire others or even be inspired to continue with your beautiful work you have been doing with crochet.
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With this tutorial you will be able to better understand the Waffle Stitch and its execution and thus produce beautiful handicrafts. We share this tip with you and we hope it will be useful and inspire you to continue to exercise your creativity and with the beautiful pieces that we know you make and are capable of making.
Materials You’ll Need
- Any type of yarn
- Crochet hook recommended for your chosen yarn.
Abbreviations: USA Terms (UK Equivalents)
- ch: Chain
- dc: Double crochet
- FP: Front post
STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS:
Row 1:
- Create a foundation chain with a multiple of 3 stitches to achieve your desired length.
- Chain 2 additional stitches, then begin working in the 3rd chain from the hook.
- Work a double crochet stitch in each chain across the foundation chain.
- Chain 2 and turn your work.
- Refer to the Crochet Waffle Stitch Tutorial for guidance on completing row 1.
Row 2:
- Work a double crochet stitch in the first stitch.
- Repeat the sequence (Front Post double crochet, double crochet twice) until you reach the last 2 stitches.
- Work a Front Post double crochet, then a double crochet in the final 2 stitches.
- Chain 2 and turn your work.
- Follow the instructions in the Crochet Waffle Stitch Tutorial for row 2.
Row 3:
- Work a double crochet stitch in the first stitch.
- Repeat the sequence (double crochet, Front Post double crochet twice) until you reach the last 2 stitches.
- Work two double crochet stitches in the last 2 stitches.
- Chain 2 and turn your work.
- Consult the Crochet Waffle Stitch Tutorial for guidance on completing row 3.
Row 4 and beyond:
- Continue to alternate between rows 2 and 3 until your project reaches the desired size.
Final steps:
- Once your project has reached the desired size, fasten off the yarn and secure the loose ends by weaving them in.
Dear reader, if you are a beginner or have any questions, we will make available the tutorial from the Creative Grandma channel below, to help you with the execution of the project. That way you will do the work with more confidence and you will have a beautiful result!
Access the PDF with the written pattern/ Waffle Stitch Crochet Tutorial
Let us know in the comments below what you think of this amazing waffle stitch pattern and what you think about performing with it. We guarantee that your experiences can inspire other artisans and encourage them to produce beautiful pieces just like you do! So, how about testing? Crochet hooks in hand, get to work and let’s crochet!
Crochet friend, if you are still in doubt about how to start your next crochet project with this pattern, here are some more beautiful options to inspire you. Check out other beautiful patterns below:
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So nice I found your blog. Thanks for sharing. I love crocheting. 🙂
Very pretty, just a beginner. I don’t understand make chain, multiple of 3 stitches, could someone explain.
Bless you.
Mary
I love this! A question, however. I always use the “foundationless” method for creating the first row, instead of chaining a bunch and then double crocheting the chain. But for this pattern I’m not sure how many stitches I’m supposed to have at the end of Row 1. Is it supposed to be a multiple of 3?
I’m thinking a multiple 03 (99) + 2 = 101.
Love your waffle stitch. Can’t wait to try it. N
Was so confused untill I watched your video!! Thank you so much for explaining the front post stitch. That is where I was going wrong. Once you get the hang of the repeating rows it works up quickly!!
Absolutely love your video that clearly teaches the stitches! Thank you so much for demonstrating the stitches and rows!