Waffle Stitch in the Round SIMPLIFIED 🤩 Square AND Rectangle 🧇 🧶
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video I share how to crochet the Waffle Stitch Square and Rectangle in the round. I also share tips that helped me to easily memorize the pattern that I hope will help you too.
For easy reference, check below the time stamps for written notes for the pattern repeat.
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Supplies:
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4.5 mm hook
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⏰ Time Stamps
00:00 Intro
00:39 Hook & Yarn
01:05 Before We Begin
01:30 Square
01:33 Round 1 rs
03:12 Round 2 ws
07:49 Round 3 rs
12:18 Round 4 ws
15:32 Round 5 rs
18:26 Round 6 and so on...
18:50 Tip Summary
19:46 Rectangle
25:27 Round 2
29:32 Round 3
31:54 Link to Recommended Video
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2 Round Repeat
After round 5, repeat round 4 and 5 continuously to finish your blanket.
Sequences:
Even numbered rounds (ws)
corners are 1 dc, ch1, 1 dc.
2 fpdc, 1 dc, 2 fpdc , 1dc all the way around.
Odd numbered rounds (rs)
corners are 2 dc, ch1, 2 dc.
1 fpdc, 2 dc, 1 fpdc, 2, dc all the way around.
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The waffle stitch in the round is much easier than it looks and I hope the tips that I share to memorize the repeat helps your fly through your blanket. You might be wondering if you can make this stitch without turning your work and yes you can, but that means you'll be utilizing a bpdc (back post double crochet) on alternate rounds. If this is something you want to learn as well, let me know in the comments. 🧶
I’ve been following you for a few months and I absolutely love your tutorials. I’ve learned so much and got more confident stepping out of my comfort zone. Thank you for being an amazing teacher!!!❤❤❤
@@gabs_73 Thank you so much for your lovely comment, I'm so glad the videos have helped xx
I just learned the waffle stitch and I got some lovely cake yarn that is warm autumn colors.
Yes. I would like to see that video!
I got my waffle square blanket done. It's more of a lap blanket
It was work but fun
You speak and teach so simply and clearly. Thank you, Roz.
I appreciate it, M K 😀💕🧶
What a fantastic idea waffle stich in a rectangle. Kudos! Please try ending with HDC, this way you're in the space for the next round and no slip stiching is necessary, Tried? Worked? Give it a like here. Cheers!
You are an absolute marvel. Thank you for all your tutorials and tips. Hi to you and your followers. Love from Melbourne Australia
Thank you so much 😀💕 Great to have you here ! 💕🧶💕
This just xhanged my whooe world. Lol thank you for making this tutorial. ❤😊❤
Hahaha awesome! 😀👏🏻❤️
What a lovely stitch. I’ve got just the yarn for this project. Thank you so much for your clear guidance. Sending peace and love from Edinburgh, Scotland 🏴❤️
Oh good, I’m so glad! 🧶
I was married In Edinburgh 😀❤️
@@PlayHookywithMe oh that’s so lovely. ❤️
This is a beautiful textured pattern. I really like the rectangle shape. It's a snowy day so I think I'll stay inside and give it a try. Great tips, Roz. Thank you.
Wonderful, let me know how it goes 😀🧶
Thank you! Almost gave up on this stitch until your video. The 2-1 hint did it! Many thanks
I’m so glad that little tip helped! 😀🙌🏻🧶💕
Of course I'm going to do this project
Thank you! thank you! Looks like a fun project going to start one today. ANDthe timestamps are a life saver for us old slowpokes. YOU MAKE it so easy to follow along stay safe
I appreciate your feedback, thanks so much 😀💕
Wow I love your channel. I don't understand English perfectly, but I manage to understand a lot. At this moment I use a translator I hope it explains me well. You are a very good teacher. I am very grateful because it explains everything wonderfully. I will continue to learn a lot from you because I am new to crochet and I love it.
Thank you so much ❤️🧶 I understand you perfectly 😀
Love this stitch. Very pretty.👍🏽
Thank you ! 😀🧶
This stitch is so easy. It would make a great blanket.
Indeed 👏🏻
I really appreciate your teaching, you make it very easy to fallow. 🥰😇
Thank you ❤️
Fabulous tutorial...you are very easy to listen to with thorough instructions 👍
I appreciate that, thank you 😀🧶
Thank you for great tutorial such great tips and help.i love the waffle stitch but never did in a square before just in rows .it will look lovely in lots of squares.💟💟💟
Thank you, Deborah. I’ve fallen in love with how it feels 🧶so squishy!
Splendide comme d'habitude 🙏💞
Awe, merci 💕😀
Thankyou wattle a great tutorial. 😊
Thank you 😆💕
I love this idea I'm going to do one while watching you again this seems easier then the original way.
Wonderful, let me know how it goes 🧶💕
YEP definitely doing this in a square!!!
Wonderful 😀🧶❤️
Thank you 💜
Iam going to try this
Very nice tutorial! I'm gonna have to try this. I especially like the rectangle portion. Thanks!
Thank you ! 😀🙌🏻🧶
Love your tutorials! the waffle is now my favorite stitch so thick and squishy. How about a triangle version for a shawl??with winter coming would make warm christmas gifts. Thank you for the time stamps it really helps us slowpokes . Stay safe. blessings from sunny california . Looking forward to to your next video
Great idea ! 💕
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I have cat hair in all my crochet projects too. I have one that likes to supervise my work. 🥰🐾😸
I’m glad I’m not alone 😹❤️
Thank you for this pattern!! ❤. Started on it tonight using I Love this Yarn in Cinnamon Cedar and Linen. I wanted to send you a picture but it wouldn’t go through.
Did you try on Instagram? I’d love to see it! Wonderful, I’m so happy you gave it a try! 🧶💕
Hi ! I love this as I love the Moss stitch. Yes, I struggled with making a blanket in rounds. One problem, I want to know what stitch comes before and after a slip stitch to join rounds.
Thank you
The stitch before and after a slip stitch will always depend on the pattern you’re working on. The slip stitch is just helping you complete the round and doesn’t count as a stitch.
Typically you’ll start with a chain after a slip-stitch to start the next round and the amount of chains will depend on the stitch you’re making next.
1 ch for sc, 2 for hdc, 2 or 3 for a dc.
Usually the chains will serve as that first stitch but again it depends on the pattern.
Hope that helps
any chance of a DOUBLE waffle?? WHERE back is like the front? I love yr teaching style. Simple and clear i have made both versions and they were a hitthank you so much!!
I haven’t seen this before where the back looks like the front . Is this the name of the stitch? The double waffle stitch search takes me to patterns where it’s two fpdc’s instead of one but doesn’t say the back matches the front. Thanks !
Love these 'in the round' tutorials, they're so appreciated 🙏 I don't suppose you have a Houndstooth in the round tutorial? My youngest has given me 2 colours to make her a blanket with, and I'm thinking Houndstooth would be perfect.
That would be lovely 💕 I don’t have it in the round but I do have it by the row . that is an excellent idea , I’ll have to play with that idea, thanks 👏🏻💕
@PlayHookywithMe thank you so much, that would be awesome 🙏😊
Hello Roz and happy Monday to you . I have a crochet book called 200 crochet blocks which is how I learned to further advance my skills . I won't be surprise if there's a waffle pattern in there , but if there isn't I have learned to now and your technique is great 👌😉👍. Have a good day.
The Jan Eaton one? Great resource!
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@@PlayHookywithMe yes Roz that's the one . I also have another one of her books on knitted blocks which is great 👍. Have a lovely day.
@@angelabirkett9671 she’s the queen!
Love the rektangle how many chains should i make thanks for sharing👍
I’d recommend 21 total 15 + 6 (21) .
Mmmmm.... waffles 🧇 🤤🤤🤤
😂🙌🏻
I love this pattern and you make it very easy to follow along. however I do not always have a computer near by when crocheting, is there a written pattern somewhere?
I’m sure there must be a written pattern available . It’s a classic stitch so I’d recommend googling it or searching on Pinterest 💕
Rectangle starts at 20 minutes in. Beautiful
There’s a time stamp on the video timeline as you watch also . 👍🏻❤️
This looks so lovely and warm but I have a question with the posts, are you going behind it completely or are we going in between the stitch somehow?
Behind it completely, so the hook is right behind it and coming back through on the other side of the stitch. It will make more sense when you try it yourself … you’ll be able to see it clearly. 💕
Can you do a waffle ripple tutorial. I've seen it in a video but can't find it now.
I’ll look into it but I did a quick search and found this video. Maybe it’s the one you saw?
th-cam.com/video/_jxM7wHOU1g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=iz_7bV6MMHYP_4wv
Or this?
th-cam.com/video/2szLEygmDdI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=nDZtsPVoL951YkuX
@@PlayHookywithMe the first video is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so very much.
Great! x
What was your finished length starting with 21 chains?
4 inches (10 cm)
interesting tutorials yet I just can never do this magic circle.
A great alternative is just to crochet over the tail when you do the chain 4 and slip stitch to form the ring. Then just tighten that tail and it will tighten the center for you . I do this often.
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The link to your square version did not work.
Ok thanks Karen , I’ll check that
I dont have cat hair. I have dog hair. And my own hair. Smh
😆💕 it’s worth it 🐶
@PlayHookywithMe I'm doing the rectangle version. Is it supposed to be waffle only on one side, or both sides?
@@kelisteadham7639 it’s only on one side - I do show the back in the beginning but unfortunately I did it quickly. You might be able to pause and zoom to see. The rectangle and square have the same look on the back.
@@PlayHookywithMethanks. I was just making sure I hadn't messed up. Lol
WAY TO HARD TO FOLLOW
It’s spelled , “too” 👍🏻
How? I thought it was super easy