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I visited like 4 different sites to learn this stitch and after Two days of failures I came across Jewel. It all finally made since. I wanted easy projects to work on while my husband is in surgery and in the hospital. Thanks so much!
I've been trying to figure out is stitch ALL morning! This is the 3rd tutorial I've watched. FINALLY!!!😁 I got it! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! One time watching and doing with you is all it took. 😁😁😁😁😁😁THANK YOU AGAIN!!😁😁😁😁
I have watch so many waffle stitch tutorials, and I couldn't get it. I just saw your tutorial, and I can finally understand how to make it. Thank you so much Ma'am. 👏👏👏
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've just given it a try as I'm not very Advanced in crochet (I've been keeping it very basic until now) and I'm happy to report it was a success! I'm trying to learn new stitches to make it more fun, and this tutorial was clear, and very helpful.
leilla gauvin Sorry Leilla Gauvin, I couldn’t find them either, but it seems you just repeat rows 2 and 3. I wrote them down. As the tutorial went on. So you just chain 26, then dc in 3rd chain from hook. Then just dc in each st. To end of row. Ch 1 and turn. Row 2, dc in 1st st. X Then Front Post Double Crochet ( fpdc) in next st. Then, dc in next 2 sets. Then fpdc in next st. X You continue to end, X to X to last st, then dc in last st. Ch 1 and turn Row3 dc in last ch 1, dc in next st, X fpdc in next 2 sts, dc in next st. X Repeat from X to X to end of row, Row 4 Repeat row 2 Row 5, repeat row 3, and so on. If you are still stuck, I’m sure you can find more instructions on google. Good luck,
That's brilliant in its simplicity! Here I was thinking that it was going to be really hard and complicated when it's anything but. Thank you so much for showing me how to do this. I've got several things I'm going to make now with this pattern.
So grateful for your patient thoughtful tutorial l'd watched 2 but couldn't get the end & beginning of rows until your's thanks again for giving slow coach learners point by point instructions. Subscribing now
Really great tutorial!! I appreciate you not cutting the video. I like being able to watch you complete the entire project instead of just snippets. Good job! Btw you have great nails!
I'd like to thank you for your Tutorial on how to do a Waffle Stitch, you made it look so easy I thought I'd give it a try being as I've never Crocheted be for but as I went on Crocheting this blanket it turned out big enough to cover a king sized bed.
Excellent teacher. Love this stitch. When you're giving hook size would you also give hook size In mm please. I use your videos a lot and have to keep looking up equivalent to your American hook sizes. Ann Marie Murphy ( Ireland )
this is awesome thank you so much for putting this up its something new for me to do but i have to remember your DC's are Trebles in Australia a Double Crochet is different over here our double crochet is a single to you lol
@@debbieshapiro8100 Ch multiple of 3+2 Row 1: dc in 4 ch from hook and in each st across, turn. Row 2: ch 2 (counts as 1st dc), *fpdc in next st, dc in next 2 sts, repeat from * until the last 2 sts; fpdc in next st, dc in top of ch, turn Row 3: ch 2 (counts as 1st dc), *dc in next st, fpdc in the next 2 sts, repeat from *until the last 2 sts; dc in next st, dc in top of ch, turn
row 1. dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, dc in each chain across, -24 dc row 2. chain 1, Turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, *Repeat across, dc in the last stitch row 3. chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as the chain 1, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, *repeat across, dc in last two dc row 4 (repeating row 2). chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc in the next dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc in the next dc, *repeat across, dc in the last row 5. repeat row 3
HOW MANY CHAINS FOR A WAFFLE STITCHES BLANKET FOR A AFGAN ? AND HOW MANY SKEINS WOULD I NEED ? I WANT TO USE REDHEART 4 PLY YARN ...TYIA HAVE A NICE DAY❤❤
I don’t have a pattern for a blanket just the stitch, sorry. But you can make as many chains that suits the pattern you’d like for the width across and then continue on for the length.
There's a waffle stitch Mask but in spanish and i liked it so much but i havent figured it out yet. But it is on youtube.com and its red and trying to figure it out still. And it has sewn fabric for a filter
Doris Smith, you should do a gauge swatch according to the multiples of three plus how many rows it takes you to get your square and your measure will give you an idea how many stitches and rows for the size you want. Do not include the two side stitches for framing in the measurement as that will skew your calculation. It's been a great many years since I crocheted but the principles remain the same
I'm kind of a advanced beginner you could say so I know all basic stitches and many patterns but am just learning the hows and whys of stitch patterns, I love your tutorial! I just have one question... why only a chain 1 for moving up a row doing double crochets? I thought it was always a ch 2 or 3 for dc? Obviously I am wrong I was just wondering why you don't need to vor this stitch? And if creating a pattern how do you know how many chs will be required if there is no set number of chs for each base stitch? Hopefully you understand my question. Pls DO NOT think I’m trying to imply you did it wrong! I'd have to be a idiot to try to tell someone as obviously advance as you that I know enough about crochet to correct you! I'm just wondering for educational info why this was done. I work better if I understand the hows and whys about what I'm doing. Thank you for sharing your skill with us!
You are not wrong, it almost always is ch 1 if your new row will be all singles, ch2 for half doubles, 3 for doubles, 4 for triples so on and so forth. She may have another reason, like curling or bunching because of the nature of the pattern. Or, she just made a mistake. Though I suspect it has to do with keeping the edges looking neat and sharp. You will find that many people "invent" their own tricks for keeping their edges tight, or knits from curling or whatever the issue may be. What it comes down to is your level of expertise and the ultimate look you want. I also just realized, she put the first stitch in the first available whole....hence no initial chain 3, which would count as the first stitch...and thereby you would skip that first "whole" and use the next. Otherwise you'd be adding and extra stitch growing your work - which of course you don't want.
Mmultiple of 3 +2=26, after the dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, its 24. Work 26 chains row 1. dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, dc in each chain across, -24 dc row 2. chain 1, Turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, *Repeat across, dc in the last stitch row 3. chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as the chain 1, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, *repeat across, dc in last two dc row 4 (repeating row 2). chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc in the next dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc in the next dc, *repeat across, dc in the last row 5. repeat row 3
row 1. dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, dc in each chain across, -24 dc row 2. chain 1, Turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, *Repeat across, dc in the last stitch row 3. chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as the chain 1, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, *repeat across, dc in last two dc row 4 (repeating row 2). chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc in the next dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc in the next dc, *repeat across, dc in the last row 5. repeat row 3
Multiples of three plus two for framing? It would seem so. Every work has to be framed. In row two the posts are being displaced so that's why you will have two regular double crochets on both ends. Happy crocheting everyone 😀
the link you gave to the pattern says to go in the 4th stitch but the pattern you wrote in your video says to go into the third stitch kind of confusing
This is an amazing stitch! But, I am having trouble keep my sides straight. I do exactly what you do. My rows come out straight, just like yours. But somehow my tension becomes discombobulated & then there I go again having to frog my work & start over.😱😱😱🤯🤬
Double crochet for every stitch will do it! Lol! I started this with a really bulky yarn and you still use a lot, but it goes quickly! Pretty with the defined pattern!
Yes I know i said it wrong on this one and wrote it in the description while ago, that it is multiples of 3 + 2, so 24 plus 2 and I had it written on the screen but they don’t allow that anymore
I Misspoke, It is Multiples of 3+2 Work 26 chains
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I love the stitch demonstration along with the verbal instructions. The visual demo was easy to follow as she went slowly!
Watched many videos before this one on how to do the waffle stitch and now I finally have it thanks to you!!! Awesome video!!!
Great tutorial! That is much easier than I thought it was going to be! Thank you for sharing!
Excellent tutorial. I love the way you do each end. It looks very nice and not overstretched.
This is the BEST tutorial for waffle stitch! I totally get it now - thank you so much!
I visited like 4 different sites to learn this stitch and after Two days of failures I came across Jewel. It all finally made since. I wanted easy projects to work on while my husband is in surgery and in the hospital. Thanks so much!
Thank you this is so well explained 🙏
I've been trying to figure out is stitch ALL morning! This is the 3rd tutorial I've watched. FINALLY!!!😁 I got it! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! One time watching and doing with you is all it took.
😁😁😁😁😁😁THANK YOU AGAIN!!😁😁😁😁
I have watch so many waffle stitch tutorials, and I couldn't get it. I just saw your tutorial, and I can finally understand how to make it. Thank you so much Ma'am. 👏👏👏
Same here
Merci Midis pour toutes ces belles vidéos
Finally I have found a fellow crocheter who holds the yarn the same as I. Luv it!
+😀Robin Mcmurray Woods
Best video on this stitch !
Thanks ❤️
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've just given it a try as I'm not very Advanced in crochet (I've been keeping it very basic until now) and I'm happy to report it was a success! I'm trying to learn new stitches to make it more fun, and this tutorial was clear, and very helpful.
Glad it Helped!
My congratulations your tutorial is really well done the written patern perfect and so is the step by step. Thank you.
Thanks :)
Thank you for keeping the camera so close and showing every part of what you did .good for a beginner level like me. 👍🏼
excellent teacher learned the waffle stitch easily, thank you.
A beautiful stitch and very nicely explained. Thank you for this tutorial.
+thanks June Brown
This was very good tutorial and I liked that the written instructions were here. Made this baby blanket easy for me
+Glad to hear! Karen Nelson
Karen Nelson Como faser coche em Brasileiro
how do i get the written instructions to appear?
leilla gauvin
Sorry Leilla Gauvin, I couldn’t find them either, but it seems you just repeat rows 2 and 3. I wrote them down. As the tutorial went on.
So you just chain 26, then dc in 3rd chain from hook. Then just dc in each st. To end of row. Ch 1 and turn.
Row 2, dc in 1st st. X Then Front Post Double Crochet ( fpdc) in next st. Then, dc in next 2 sets. Then fpdc in next st. X
You continue to end, X to X to last st, then dc in last st. Ch 1 and turn
Row3
dc in last ch 1, dc in next st, X fpdc in next 2 sts, dc in next st. X Repeat from X to X to end of row,
Row 4
Repeat row 2
Row 5, repeat row 3, and so on. If you are still stuck, I’m sure you can find more instructions on google.
Good luck,
Thank You Bella Coco, I didn't know the waffle stitch was that easy.
You mean crochet jewel?!
I’ve crotcheted a few years now and this is my first time of doing the waffle stitch. Thank you so much for going step by step
I love this. I can't wait to try it. Thanks for a great tutorial.
love your tutorials. they are always so easy to follow!
+😀Cynister11
I can’t wait to apply this to an afgan, so beautiful!
Explained very well- thank you!
great tutorial, really easy to follow and to remember! lovely chunky stich! thanks
thanks
That's brilliant in its simplicity! Here I was thinking that it was going to be really hard and complicated when it's anything but. Thank you so much for showing me how to do this. I've got several things I'm going to make now with this pattern.
Same here! I was really intimidated looking at the picture, but it's much easier than I thought!
So grateful for your patient thoughtful tutorial l'd watched 2 but couldn't get the end & beginning of rows until your's thanks again for giving slow coach learners point by point instructions. Subscribing now
Really great tutorial!! I appreciate you not cutting the video. I like being able to watch you complete the entire project instead of just snippets. Good job!
Btw you have great nails!
Thanks!!
I'd like to thank you for your Tutorial on how to do a Waffle Stitch, you made it look so easy I thought I'd give it a try being as I've never Crocheted be for but as I went on Crocheting this blanket it turned out big enough to cover a king sized bed.
Thank you very much for this video. I appreciate very much your tutorial. Have a nice Day.
Hi. Well explained 👏👌. How many stitches for a man's scarf please?
You are amazing to teach us and I found it very easy to follow your instructions! Thank you very, very much!!!!!
Thanks!!
Vicky Schick
Thank you. I really found ones but the teatchers are so confused. I began my waffle scarf yesterday. Is coming really beautiful.
Excellent teacher. Love this stitch. When you're giving hook size would you also give hook size In mm please. I use your videos a lot and have to keep looking up equivalent to your American hook sizes.
Ann Marie Murphy ( Ireland )
Very easy to understand, thank you .
Thank you for the very clear tutorial!!! You're an awesome teacher! Xox
+thanks😀BBknits
Thank you so much my crochet angel.
really enjoyed this video! going to give it a shot :)
its very easy and clear.. thank you so much for this vedio
Very good tutorial, thank you, so clear, going to give it a try!
Awesome tutorial..
Very good video , thanks💕.
+😀gladys brewer
Thank you! I finally got it!
Thank you!
this is awesome thank you so much for putting this up its something new for me to do
but i have to remember your DC's are Trebles in Australia a Double Crochet is different over here our double crochet is a single to you lol
can you use a foundation chain if so do I still need to do the extra stitch?
+I'm not sure I understand your question. I did chain to start which was ch 26
thankyou! i get it now.
If you wanted to do a blanket how many would you chain
Hello my friend could you tell me the exact color this is it looks like I’ve been looking for
in the video it was pink impeccable, the one in the video, some orange color and not sure the brand, medium worsted.
do you know how to make the multicolored balmain pants
+no Kiid
I have been looking for a clear mother of pearl like nail polish for years. Can you tell me what yours is?
I usually go with Sally Hessen or hard as nails polish
Crochet Jewel I looked on the website and don’t see it. Do you know the name by any chance?
Also, you have the best instructions!
@@debbieshapiro8100 Ch multiple of 3+2
Row 1: dc in 4 ch from hook and in each st across, turn.
Row 2: ch 2 (counts as 1st dc), *fpdc in next st, dc in next 2 sts, repeat from * until the last 2 sts; fpdc in next st, dc in top of ch, turn
Row 3: ch 2 (counts as 1st dc), *dc in next st, fpdc in the next 2 sts, repeat from *until the last 2 sts; dc in next st, dc in top of ch, turn
Crochet Jewel thanks for the instructions. I’ve been using your pattern. I want to know if you remember the name of your nail polish, I love it!
Why starting row 3 do you do 2 front post DC instead of one like row 2
May I have a pattern for this please? It's hard to watch video and closed captioned at the same time. Thank you.
row 1. dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, dc in each chain across, -24 dc
row 2. chain 1, Turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, *Repeat across, dc in the last stitch
row 3. chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as the chain 1, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, *repeat across, dc in last two dc
row 4 (repeating row 2). chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc in the next dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc in the next dc, *repeat across, dc in the last
row 5. repeat row 3
Oh how sweet of you, thank you for taking the time to type in the pattern for me to try it.
Thank you for writing out the pattern. I'm new with computer and when you have to down loan the pattern I don't how to retrieve the pattern.
How many dc was in your Foundation ?.. TFS
HOW MANY CHAINS FOR A WAFFLE STITCHES BLANKET FOR A AFGAN ? AND HOW MANY SKEINS WOULD I NEED ? I WANT TO USE REDHEART 4 PLY YARN ...TYIA HAVE A NICE DAY❤❤
I don’t have a pattern for a blanket just the stitch, sorry. But you can make as many chains that suits the pattern you’d like for the width across and then continue on for the length.
Is there a printable pattern i can print for this stitch
No but I found link with the pattern www.google.com/amp/s/hearthookhome.com/waffle-stitch-tutorial/amp/
There's a waffle stitch Mask but in spanish and i liked it so much but i havent figured it out yet. But it is on youtube.com and its red and trying to figure it out still. And it has sewn fabric for a filter
I would like to make an adult sized afghan using this pattern.Can you tell me how many chains I will need for that?
+here's a pattern I found www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/waffle-stitch-crochet-blanket Doris Smith
Thank you so much for this pattern. It is exactly what I need.
Doris Smith, you should do a gauge swatch according to the multiples of three plus how many rows it takes you to get your square and your measure will give you an idea how many stitches and rows for the size you want. Do not include the two side stitches for framing in the measurement as that will skew your calculation. It's been a great many years since I crocheted but the principles remain the same
could you change colors and if so what row 2 or 3 ?
Im not sure, but I think either row is fine
Thank you so much!! :)
+Dorothy Chesna You are Welcome!
Do you have one tutorial teaching arcade stitch?
I dont, Im sure there are some on youtube, and I can do one in the future when I get time, :)
do you have a pattern for this by chance
Well the way I did this pattern is written under the video
Ok ty
GREAT VID
I like I because she's i slowly each frame thanks you
I'm kind of a advanced beginner you could say so I know all basic stitches and many patterns but am just learning the hows and whys of stitch patterns, I love your tutorial! I just have one question... why only a chain 1 for moving up a row doing double crochets? I thought it was always a ch 2 or 3 for dc? Obviously I am wrong I was just wondering why you don't need to vor this stitch? And if creating a pattern how do you know how many chs will be required if there is no set number of chs for each base stitch? Hopefully you understand my question. Pls DO NOT think I’m trying to imply you did it wrong! I'd have to be a idiot to try to tell someone as obviously advance as you that I know enough about crochet to correct you! I'm just wondering for educational info why this was done. I work better if I understand the hows and whys about what I'm doing. Thank you for sharing your skill with us!
You are not wrong, it almost always is ch 1 if your new row will be all singles, ch2 for half doubles, 3 for doubles, 4 for triples so on and so forth. She may have another reason, like curling or bunching because of the nature of the pattern. Or, she just made a mistake. Though I suspect it has to do with keeping the edges looking neat and sharp. You will find that many people "invent" their own tricks for keeping their edges tight, or knits from curling or whatever the issue may be. What it comes down to is your level of expertise and the ultimate look you want. I also just realized, she put the first stitch in the first available whole....hence no initial chain 3, which would count as the first stitch...and thereby you would skip that first "whole" and use the next. Otherwise you'd be adding and extra stitch growing your work - which of course you don't want.
Oh ok .. so .. every even row is 1 FPDC and every odd row is 2 FPDC .. is that correct ??
for blanket how many chain?
+it's multiple of 3 + 2 so it depend on how big you want it, I don't have a pattern for one Samiksha Mistry
I got 26 RC in my Foundation.
After row 3, do we just keep repeating rows 2 and 3?
Mmultiple of 3 +2=26, after the dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, its 24.
Work 26 chains
row 1. dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, dc in each chain across, -24 dc
row 2. chain 1, Turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, *Repeat across, dc in the last stitch
row 3. chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as the chain 1, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, *repeat across, dc in last two dc
row 4 (repeating row 2). chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc in the next dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc in the next dc, *repeat across, dc in the last
row 5. repeat row 3
yes
So basically the opposite stitching on the second set of rows?..
do you have a written pattern ?
I thought I did, but I dont sorry, I usually always have the written pattern on my blog
I can get the first part its just not getting the part where the line goes across so its waffle
thank u so much
Youre Welcome!
WHERE CAN I GET THE WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS
row 1. dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, dc in each chain across, -24 dc
row 2. chain 1, Turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc, dc in the next two dc, *Repeat across, dc in the last stitch
row 3. chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as the chain 1, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, dc in the next dc, front post dc in the next two dc, *repeat across, dc in last two dc
row 4 (repeating row 2). chain 1, turn, dc in the same stitch as chain 1, front post dc in the next dc, dc in the next two dc, front post dc in the next dc, *repeat across, dc in the last
row 5. repeat row 3
Multiples of three plus two for framing? It would seem so. Every work has to be framed. In row two the posts are being displaced so that's why you will have two regular double crochets on both ends.
Happy crocheting everyone 😀
the link you gave to the pattern says to go in the 4th stitch but the pattern you wrote in your video says to go into the third stitch kind of confusing
+I would follow the video enderdragon vlogs!
+thanks I'll fix my blog when I get a chance enderdragon vlogs!
This is an amazing stitch! But, I am having trouble keep my sides straight. I do exactly what you do. My rows come out straight, just like yours. But somehow my tension becomes discombobulated & then there I go again having to frog my work & start over.😱😱😱🤯🤬
Are you a beginner? It takes practice with tension, hang in there. There are videos on proper tension if you do a search:
Helpful tutorial, sweet stitch but whooo boy, it eats the yarn up. Buy plenty.
Double crochet for every stitch will do it! Lol! I started this with a really bulky yarn and you still use a lot, but it goes quickly! Pretty with the defined pattern!
Lefthand
i hold my needle that way but not the yarn on my fingers
+When I first learned I held it different and my mom said I should hold it the way I hold it now Lou Ann Warren
26 is not a multiple of 3?
+Allyson Hamilton multiple of 3 +2=26, after the dc in the 3rd chain from the hook, its 24.
26 is not a multiple of 3
Multiples of 3+2
Work 26 chains
26 is not a multiple of 3.......??
Yes I know i said it wrong on this one and wrote it in the description while ago, that it is multiples of 3 + 2, so 24 plus 2 and I had it written on the screen but they don’t allow that anymore
I'm confused . . Multiples of 3 . . And you crochet 26 . . I'm having trouble with your math
I made mistake and corrected it in my description and if you look at the photo it says multiple 3 + 2
Do you have a written pattern on this stitch?
I dont sorry