Amanda, I am a blind crocheter, and I have been following your channel for a few months now. I absolutely love the waffle stitch, and it is perfect for a scarf. You are very good at describing how to make the stitches and complete your patterns. Your voice is very calming and easy to understand. I am definitely going to make this scarf. I am sure it will be very warm because of the waffle texture.
Hi Haley! That’s amazing! I could only imagine the skills it takes to crochet, but you’re probably a natural 😊 the waffle stitch is definitely a fun pattern to make. It provides lots of texture, which in turn makes this a very warm and thick stitch. It’s perfect for scarves and blankets. Thank you for following my channel and enjoying all the videos I make. It truly means a lot to me! Happy crocheting! 😊🧶
Thank you. Crocheting is a fun and relaxing hobby I have had since I was in high school. One of my friends who was senior when I was a freshman taught me how to crochet. I used to crochet in class while listening to my teachers talk. It helped me to concentrate. I always look forward to learning new stitches and patterns.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I have tried this stitch many times and always ripped it apart because it never looked like a waffle. I tried your tutorial and I am on row 7 and it looks great and like a waffle! By far this is THE best tutorial to learn this stitch. You go slow and make it very understandable and more importantly, make it look like a waffle!
Hello ,good morning I'm from Rumania but I live in UK ,I love the way how you explain the patent is the best video what I saw till now .Thanknyou very much .I will follow you videos .Have a lovely day .Thank you
Ahhh thank you SO MUCH!!! I’ve recently gotten back into crocheting and I need a refresher course in the waffle stitch :) you made this so easy to follow! :)
I don't know where you live but if i lived near you and you have a crochet class I would definitely love to join. Ik this is going to sound crazy but I've tried a variety of tutorials on TH-cam bcz I really want to crochet my grandson a scarf for Christmas and I desperately wanted to make it with the waffle stitch. I couldn't get it no matter how hard I tried and was about to give up but you somehow popped up lol. Again, like the others I followed you instructions and was shocked when the few rows I did looked just like yours😊. I think they were using x's of 3 whereas you use 3's +2. At any rate ur awesome and your voice is kinda soothing 😊😊😊. Tyfs God bless you
Aw thank you! That means a lot to me! I’m so happy to hear my waffle stitch tutorial helped you and you were able to get started on your project. I’m the same way with TH-camrs, some are easier to follow than others. Thanks for watching and hope you enjoy crocheting more items 😊🧶
Hi Amanda! Thank you SO much for this tutorial! Tried a few others but was never able to get the waffle stitch right....until now, yeay! My sister will love her burgundy potholders. I've also crocheted your hot pads and love those, too! Big Fan!
To get the waffle pattern on both sides, can you join together two scarves, so double the thickness, so just the waffle pattern shows? Is there a thinner yarn to use to accomplish this so the scarf isn't toooooo thick? I love the waffle pattern, but not so much the double crochet pattern on the reverse side. Your video is fantastic. You are a natural teacher! You make it so easy to follow! Thank you!
Thank you!! For the waffle stitch, the waffle part only shows on one side. It’s not a reversible stitch, meaning it won’t look the same on both sides. You could try a lighter weight yarn and sew them together to achieve the look you’re going for. It’s, totally up to you!
Yes of course! I would look at my hat patterns to get the head size needed for the ear warmer. Then I would make 6-8 rows of this for the width. You can play around with how thick you want this ear warmer. Hope that helps!
Amanda its been a while since you posted this video.. I just ran across this a few days ago and I did this in a scarf but I'm doing other projects so it was taking a little longer than I wanted to so I ended up making it a towel but I just want to tell you that out of all of the other waffle stitches that I've run across yours is the absolute best it is so textured I love it!!! 😢 Sad thing is I want to make an adult large hat to match it I love the fact that it's double-sided two different patterns but I have no clue of the measurements to use for a hat are you able to address this, please!
I’m so glad you enjoyed this pattern! I love the texture the waffle stitch gives off. Unfortunately I do not know how to make this stitch for a hat, however I did find this video for you. Hopefully it helps! th-cam.com/video/R7qoPdXQpdo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=p4OEG0vjBAgsGK7V
i have tried it a few times and where you have one stitch left after the last Fpdc, i always have 2. I have 12+ 2 stiches to start with...not sure where I am going wrong.
You will never be a real Marxist. You have no theory, you have no idol, you have a hundred revisionism accusations. You are a revisionist twisted by Kautsky and Demsocs into a crude mockery of communism’s perfection. All the “support” you get is two-faced and half-hearted. Behind your back people mock you. Your parents are disgusted and ashamed of you, your “friends” laugh at your pathetic revisionism behind closed doors. Orthodox Marxists are utterly repulsed by you. Thousands of years of evolution have allowed Marxists to sniff out revisionists with incredible efficiency. Even revisionists who “pass” look revisionist and dumb to a Marxist. Your disagreement with me is a dead giveaway. And even if you manage to get a drunk Marxist home with you, he’ll turn tail and bolt the second he gets a whiff of your diseased, infected revisionist ideas. You will never be happy. You wrench out a fake smile every single morning and tell yourself it’s going to be ok, but deep inside you feel the depression creeping up like a weed, ready to crush you under the unbearable weight. Eventually it’ll be too much to bear - you’ll buy a rope, tie a noose, put it around your neck, and plunge into the cold abyss. Your parents will find you, heartbroken but relieved that they no longer have to live with the unbearable shame and disappointment. They’ll bury you with a headstone marked with your birth name, and every passerby for the rest of eternity will know a stalinist is buried there. Your body will decay and go back to the dust, and all that will remain of your legacy is a skeleton that is unmistakably revisionist.
If you're still not getting 1 stitch left, you can always make your last DC into the CH and skip the extra stitch. This will be hidden and you should be able to continue with the pattern without any problems.
So there are not BLO stitches in this, to make the ridge/bottom border between rows of blocks? I just made the waffle stitch hat, and it had alternating rows of BLO stitches as the bottoms & tops of the waffle blocks, and FP stitches as the sides. I see FPs here but no BLOs; is that because we're turning the work (and it's not possible to turn the work when making a hat in the round)?
That's correct, there are no BLO in this pattern. You will only work DC stitches and FPDC stitches. It's possible that the hat pattern you were following had the BLO stitches because you were working in the round versus back and forth like in this scarf pattern. If you were to turn your work in the waffle hat, you will have every other row look different instead of having the "waffle" look all on the outside of your hat. I hope this helps!
@@AmandaCrochets Thank you kindly for answering! I am self-taught via TH-cam so there are LOTS of technical things I don't yet know. I only started crocheting in earnest during the pandemic and there's so much to learn. I've only finished a few projects, and really want a waffle stitch scarf to go with my hat. Thanks again. Will re-try the pattern later this week. Currently busy attempting the Celtic Knot pattern with a Caron cake 🤞
@@candice_ecidnac You're welcome! I try my best to respond and help everyone. There is definitely a lot to learn when learning how to crochet. I think it's amazing that you're self-taught with TH-cam! Some patterns take a little more time to understand, but it's worth it in the end. Good luck and feel free to reach out again if you need anything else :)
Thank you so incredibly much for the tutorial!! You explained it so well and it looks stunning! I’m new to crochet and have just found your channel and you really are an excellent teacher! Thank you!!! May I ask, I have lion brand feels like butta yarn in charcoal (and teal). Do you think this yarn would be ok for it? Or is a yarn with more stitch definition better? I’m so overwhelmed by it all!! Lol! Thank you so incredibly much again!
You're very welcome! Thank you for your kind words, and I'm so happy you found my channel. Yes, you can use that yarn for this project. My suggestion is, you can try out a yarn and make a few rows to see if you like it. If not, you can always save the yarn for another project instead. I've made many swatches of larger projects to test yarn out. I've never used that yarn before, but I know it feels heavenly. I think it would be a great alternative! Happy crocheting :) :)
How wide and long is your scarf using the one Caron big cake? Thanks for the tutorial! I am going to make it for my daughter who loves plantain waffles, gluten free version!
The scarf is 6 inches wide by 66 inches long. This was made with two Caron cakes, so I would assume one cake would make the scarf be around 33 inches long.
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Amanda, I am a blind crocheter, and I have been following your channel for a few months now. I absolutely love the waffle stitch, and it is perfect for a scarf. You are very good at describing how to make the stitches and complete your patterns. Your voice is very calming and easy to understand. I am definitely going to make this scarf. I am sure it will be very warm because of the waffle texture.
Hi Haley! That’s amazing! I could only imagine the skills it takes to crochet, but you’re probably a natural 😊 the waffle stitch is definitely a fun pattern to make. It provides lots of texture, which in turn makes this a very warm and thick stitch. It’s perfect for scarves and blankets. Thank you for following my channel and enjoying all the videos I make. It truly means a lot to me! Happy crocheting! 😊🧶
Awwww! I applaud you for enjoying crocheting to the best of your ability. 😊😊
Thank you. Crocheting is a fun and relaxing hobby I have had since I was in high school. One of my friends who was senior when I was a freshman taught me how to crochet. I used to crochet in class while listening to my teachers talk. It helped me to concentrate. I always look forward to learning new stitches and patterns.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I have tried this stitch many times and always ripped it apart because it never looked like a waffle. I tried your tutorial and I am on row 7 and it looks great and like a waffle! By far this is THE best tutorial to learn this stitch. You go slow and make it very understandable and more importantly, make it look like a waffle!
You’re very welcome! Thanks so much for your kind words! It means a lot to me 😊 I’m glad my tutorial helped you figure out the waffle stitch. 🧶
Hello ,good morning I'm from Rumania but I live in UK ,I love the way how you explain the patent is the best video what I saw till now .Thanknyou very much .I will follow you videos .Have a lovely day .Thank you
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed this tutorials! Thanks for following my channel, and hope you enjoy my other tutorials 🧶
Thank you for your beautiful scarf ❤❤🎉🎉
You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed!
I have been trying this stitch for a while now and FINALLY I was able to nail it down with your video! THANK YOU! Keep up the good work!🥰🧶
Wonderful! I’m glad my tutorial helped! 🧶
@@AmandaCrochets It really did. And of course you have a new follower!❤️
@@enchantro awesome, thank you! I hope you enjoy my other tutorials as well!
I love this!! I know what my next project is going to be. You are a very good instructor, thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you! 😊 happy crocheting!
Thanks! I worked along as you explained and now this stitch is MINE! lol
You’re welcome! I’m so glad you enjoyed this stitch!
Ahhh thank you SO MUCH!!! I’ve recently gotten back into crocheting and I need a refresher course in the waffle stitch :) you made this so easy to follow! :)
You’re welcome! I’m glad my tutorial helped 😊
Thank you for the tutorial! it's very clear. I'll make one for my brother as a graduation gift. ☺️☺️
How wonderful! Happy crocheting 🧶
Tried this with some other tutorials and had to frog it. You always come through and explain nice and clear….Thank you again!
You’re very welcome! Glad my tutorial was easy for you to understand 😊🧶
You are a good teacher mam, I will try this scarf for my dad.
Thanks! Hope you enjoy 😊
I love this pattern and thank you for sharing it with me. I am going to make it today.
You’re welcome! Have fun 🧶
I don't know where you live but if i lived near you and you have a crochet class I would definitely love to join. Ik this is going to sound crazy but I've tried a variety of tutorials on TH-cam bcz I really want to crochet my grandson a scarf for Christmas and I desperately wanted to make it with the waffle stitch. I couldn't get it no matter how hard I tried and was about to give up but you somehow popped up lol. Again, like the others I followed you instructions and was shocked when the few rows I did looked just like yours😊. I think they were using x's of 3 whereas you use 3's +2. At any rate ur awesome and your voice is kinda soothing 😊😊😊. Tyfs God bless you
Aw thank you! That means a lot to me! I’m so happy to hear my waffle stitch tutorial helped you and you were able to get started on your project. I’m the same way with TH-camrs, some are easier to follow than others. Thanks for watching and hope you enjoy crocheting more items 😊🧶
Looks very beautiful.
Thanks!
Thank you for a great beginner tutorial!! I wanted to learn this stitch and you did an amazing 🤩 job!!
Thank you! I hope you enjoy this stitch!
Thank you for the tutorial Amanda.
You’re welcome!
Thank you very much for the tutorial. Your guiding is very smooth.
Thank you!
Omg thank you! I just tried one before yours and couldn't get it but the tried yours and I'm on my way!
Glad it helped!
Hi Amanda! Thank you SO much for this tutorial! Tried a few others but was never able to get the waffle stitch right....until now, yeay! My sister will love her burgundy potholders. I've also crocheted your hot pads and love those, too! Big Fan!
Aw thank you! I’m glad you enjoy my tutorials!
Thank you for sharing!
Of course!
To get the waffle pattern on both sides, can you join together two scarves, so double the thickness, so just the waffle pattern shows? Is there a thinner yarn to use to accomplish this so the scarf isn't toooooo thick? I love the waffle pattern, but not so much the double crochet pattern on the reverse side.
Your video is fantastic. You are a natural teacher! You make it so easy to follow! Thank you!
Thank you!! For the waffle stitch, the waffle part only shows on one side. It’s not a reversible stitch, meaning it won’t look the same on both sides. You could try a lighter weight yarn and sew them together to achieve the look you’re going for. It’s, totally up to you!
So pretty i love that pattern. Thank you for sharing with us all. You have your self a blessed day.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed. Have a great day!
Beautiful, thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful! Can I use the waffle stitch to make a matching ear warmer? If so, any tips?
Yes of course! I would look at my hat patterns to get the head size needed for the ear warmer. Then I would make 6-8 rows of this for the width. You can play around with how thick you want this ear warmer. Hope that helps!
Love this
Thanks!
Amanda its been a while since you posted this video.. I just ran across this a few days ago and I did this in a scarf but I'm doing other projects so it was taking a little longer than I wanted to so I ended up making it a towel but I just want to tell you that out of all of the other waffle stitches that I've run across yours is the absolute best it is so textured I love it!!! 😢 Sad thing is I want to make an adult large hat to match it I love the fact that it's double-sided two different patterns but I have no clue of the measurements to use for a hat are you able to address this, please!
I’m so glad you enjoyed this pattern! I love the texture the waffle stitch gives off. Unfortunately I do not know how to make this stitch for a hat, however I did find this video for you. Hopefully it helps! th-cam.com/video/R7qoPdXQpdo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=p4OEG0vjBAgsGK7V
@@AmandaCrochets ooooh thank you and they have the various sizes too ❤️🙏I'm grateful.
@@gwendolynbrown-white9230 you’re very welcome! Hope it turns out for you!
Could I use this same pattern to make a lapghan or throw? And without a border? Thanks in advance. I’m currently making a scarf .🧣
Yes of course! I have another video showing a blanket I made using this stitch. Have fun!
i have tried it a few times and where you have one stitch left after the last Fpdc, i always have 2. I have 12+ 2 stiches to start with...not sure where I am going wrong.
You will never be a real Marxist. You have no theory, you have no idol, you have a hundred revisionism accusations. You are a revisionist twisted by Kautsky and Demsocs into a crude mockery of communism’s perfection.
All the “support” you get is two-faced and half-hearted. Behind your back people mock you. Your parents are disgusted and ashamed of you, your “friends” laugh at your pathetic revisionism behind closed doors.
Orthodox Marxists are utterly repulsed by you. Thousands of years of evolution have allowed Marxists to sniff out revisionists with incredible efficiency. Even revisionists who “pass” look revisionist and dumb to a Marxist. Your disagreement with me is a dead giveaway. And even if you manage to get a drunk Marxist home with you, he’ll turn tail and bolt the second he gets a whiff of your diseased, infected revisionist ideas.
You will never be happy. You wrench out a fake smile every single morning and tell yourself it’s going to be ok, but deep inside you feel the depression creeping up like a weed, ready to crush you under the unbearable weight.
Eventually it’ll be too much to bear - you’ll buy a rope, tie a noose, put it around your neck, and plunge into the cold abyss. Your parents will find you, heartbroken but relieved that they no longer have to live with the unbearable shame and disappointment. They’ll bury you with a headstone marked with your birth name, and every passerby for the rest of eternity will know a stalinist is buried there. Your body will decay and go back to the dust, and all that will remain of your legacy is a skeleton that is unmistakably revisionist.
If you're still not getting 1 stitch left, you can always make your last DC into the CH and skip the extra stitch. This will be hidden and you should be able to continue with the pattern without any problems.
I can't thank you enough.
You’re welcome!
Can I do a foundational double crochet and get right into the dc, (fpdc, dc in next 2 stitches)*?
Yes of course! I’ve made this scarf using a foundation chain and the traditional chaining method as shown in the video 😊
So there are not BLO stitches in this, to make the ridge/bottom border between rows of blocks?
I just made the waffle stitch hat, and it had alternating rows of BLO stitches as the bottoms & tops of the waffle blocks, and FP stitches as the sides. I see FPs here but no BLOs; is that because we're turning the work (and it's not possible to turn the work when making a hat in the round)?
That's correct, there are no BLO in this pattern. You will only work DC stitches and FPDC stitches. It's possible that the hat pattern you were following had the BLO stitches because you were working in the round versus back and forth like in this scarf pattern. If you were to turn your work in the waffle hat, you will have every other row look different instead of having the "waffle" look all on the outside of your hat. I hope this helps!
@@AmandaCrochets Thank you kindly for answering! I am self-taught via TH-cam so there are LOTS of technical things I don't yet know. I only started crocheting in earnest during the pandemic and there's so much to learn. I've only finished a few projects, and really want a waffle stitch scarf to go with my hat. Thanks again. Will re-try the pattern later this week. Currently busy attempting the Celtic Knot pattern with a Caron cake 🤞
@@candice_ecidnac You're welcome! I try my best to respond and help everyone. There is definitely a lot to learn when learning how to crochet. I think it's amazing that you're self-taught with TH-cam! Some patterns take a little more time to understand, but it's worth it in the end. Good luck and feel free to reach out again if you need anything else :)
Thank you so incredibly much for the tutorial!! You explained it so well and it looks stunning! I’m new to crochet and have just found your channel and you really are an excellent teacher! Thank you!!!
May I ask, I have lion brand feels like butta yarn in charcoal (and teal). Do you think this yarn would be ok for it? Or is a yarn with more stitch definition better? I’m so overwhelmed by it all!! Lol!
Thank you so incredibly much again!
You're very welcome! Thank you for your kind words, and I'm so happy you found my channel. Yes, you can use that yarn for this project. My suggestion is, you can try out a yarn and make a few rows to see if you like it. If not, you can always save the yarn for another project instead. I've made many swatches of larger projects to test yarn out. I've never used that yarn before, but I know it feels heavenly. I think it would be a great alternative! Happy crocheting :) :)
Encanta tejer la.bufanda y muy linda y gracias x enseñarme. Un abrazito!!!
You’re welcome! Happy crocheting 🧶
How wide and long is your scarf using the one Caron big cake? Thanks for the tutorial! I am going to make it for my daughter who loves plantain waffles, gluten free version!
The scarf is 6 inches wide by 66 inches long. This was made with two Caron cakes, so I would assume one cake would make the scarf be around 33 inches long.
@@AmandaCrochets May i know how many grams for 1 Caron cakes that you are using? 100grams or 200 grams ? Thank you
@@San_SanC I’m using 200g cakes.
Hi Amanda.I like your waffle pattern.Can I use your pattern to make some projects and sell them?
Yes you can!
Thank you so much
You’re welcome!
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Thanks!