Waffle Stitch Dishcloth (Dishcloth Series)
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- Check out my latest Dishcloth Series video where I show you how to make this waffle stitch dishcloth. The waffle stitch dishcloth is a textured stitch that consists of a 2 row repeat. Follow along as I show you how to complete this dishcloth, which would make a great housewarming gift!
Written pattern: www.amandacrochets.com/waffle...
Materials:
I-9 (5.5mm) crochet hook
1 skein of Lilly Sugar 'N Cream Cotton (or any other cotton yarn)
Size:
10x10
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I keep this video in my saves. I always go back to refer to how many chains and getting started. Once I have that reminder, it’s so easy..which I appreciate very much!! These have become the most requested dishcloths by family and friends.
Thank you for creating this video and such simplified instructions.
You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed this tutorial, and happy to hear your family/friends love receiving these as gifts :)
Thank you for this! I'm a pretty seasoned crocheter, but sometimes I just need a little refresher on stitch specifics😅😉 Thanks for the tute!
I hear you on that! Happy crocheting 🧶
Just finished doing plenty of dishclots with your grit stich and this one is next. Thank you great videos
Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying the dishcloth patterns :)
I’ve been wanting to do the waffle stitch and hesitated because I thought it would be difficult! Boy did you ever put my mind at rest! It’s a great stitch .. love it!! Thanks for your wonderful tutorial!! 🤗
I’m so glad you gave the waffle stitch a try! I absolutely love the texture this stitch provides. Thanks for watching 😊🧶
You shouldn't get hesitated unless you give it try don't give up keep pressing on and you will get it right I'm doing one right now
I am revisiting your video for like the fourth time, with yarn I got from hobby lobby today! I’m excited to make a set of these! :)
I hope you enjoy making this!
Thanks for the great tutorial and for getting back to my question so promptly! Keep up the good work!
You're very welcome! Happy to help :)
Thank you for such great instructions. I love waffle patterns. I can wait to make theses for myself and gifts.
Glad you like them! They’re a lot of fun 😊
This is third tutorial I've done from your page and they are the best!! You are a wonderful teacher and every pattern I've done has been beautiful and easy. I can't wait to do more!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you're enjoying my tutorials :) Happy crocheting!
Love this, making one right now! So fun and satisfying!
Awesome! I’m glad you’re enjoying this pattern 😊🧶
Omgosh I’m doing it, Thank You Amanda, you made the Video so simple and Easy to follow your Pattern. Thanks Again, And God Bless !!!!!
I’m doing it, I’m doing it
That’s awesome! I’m glad my tutorial helped 🧶
What a lovely pattern, and explained so well. Thank you! I am definitely going to make this project.
Hope you enjoy it!
Love it and will be making lots of them thank you for sharing
You’re welcome! Have fun!
I made the dish cloth I have not crocheted in 3 years! Love your video and tutorial
Thank you so much!
Yay I finished one. I love it
Awesome, congrats!
Amanda, thanks for another great video. I definitely want to make some waffle dishcloths!
You’re welcome! I hope you enjoy making them!
Thank you for a written pattern. I have watched a couple of videos and they haven't had a written pattern that I can refer to later. I have been trying to learn this throughout the week.
You’re welcome! I hope having both the written pattern and video tutorial helps! Happy crocheting 🧶
This one I love the best thank you for sharing your videos ❤❤❤❤
You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed this!
Beautiful work! THANK YOU for sharing your talent (and pattern)! I’m going to try to make these for my kitchen :)
You’re welcome! Hope you enjoy making these 😊🧶
My first dish cloth ..great way to learn different patterns….directions were fairly easy to follow alon.
Glad you enjoyed this one!
I love this so much. I tried it and it looks amazing ! Thank you 🎉
You're very welcome!
Hi 👋, enjoyed watching your video/ tutorial , I'm an absolute beginner beginner 😀 so I will give the dish cloth ago many thanks 😊
I hope you enjoy making this dishcloth!
Thank you for your tutorial you explain so well
Love this I definitely will try it thank you ❤️
You’re welcome 😊
😀😀😀Super Dishcloth Series 👈👈👈 You have created an easy way on a small project to teach all of these wonderful stitches. ❤💯 .
Thank you so much!
Love your tutorial. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Wow we have the same hook! I just made one and it’s so nice! Thank you :)
You’re welcome 😊
Love your tutorial thank you 💕💕💕
Thanks for watching! :)
My favorite stitch.
I’m glad you enjoyed!
I like the pattern for dish cloths. I’m glad you said not to use a variegated yarn, because I had just started with that kind of yarn.. thanks for the info…
Glad you enjoyed this tutorial!
Great love it
I’m glad!
Very good video. Love your instructions. I’ve tried the waffle stitch before and couldn’t get it. This time is actually looks like it should 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I made this after not having crocheted for more than 35 years. My plan was to knit a dishcloth. The cotton I bought was uncomfortable to knit. I think I will crochet more. Thank you for this video.
You're welcome! Happy crocheting!
I hated the waffle stitch, but you make it so it’s easy to watch, Thank You so Much Amanda
That’s amazing!! Yay!
Amazing video
Thanks!
I love this pattern! I’d love to do a blanket like this!
I do have a waffle blanket on my channel. It’s called the rainbow waffle blanket.
@@AmandaCrochets , oh! I’ll check it out. I started the waffle dishcloth last night. I really like it. I can follow your instructions easily; you’re a great teacher. I’ve made several of your patterns.
I’ve done the grit stitch washcloth, the slant shell dishcloth, the Suzette baby blanket, the winter wonderland scarf, the boardwalk dreams scarf, which I LOVE, the iris stitch scarf, and the tidal waves baby blanket.
Amazing
Thanks!
Thank you so much my dear.🥰🥰🥰
You are so welcome!
I love the waffle stitch for a dishcloth. Made a babyblanket once with this stich. Now I am making this dishcloth, but I keep ending up with one dc to manny. I've been starting over 3 times and I just don't get it right. 35 chains, dc in the third from the hook, so you get 33 dc's, chain one, turn, dc in the first stitch, then crochet around the next and 2 in the top. Go on till the end. But after the last set I have to go around the next and then
I have 1 dc left and the chain 2. I keep counting and counting, but I don't know were I'm going wrong. Please help.
If on your first row it’s now coming out correctly, you can make a dc in between the last dc and the ch 2. Everything should still come out evenly after that. Hope that helps!
@@AmandaCrochets Thank you. I will try!
I’m getting so frustrated. I was able to successfully complete one dishcloth just fine. The second one is giving me trouble, because I end up with too many double crochets on the first row. How many are there supposed to be? 33 or 32 double crochets for row one?
The waffle stitch can be a little tricky. For your first row, you should have a total of 33 double crochets. Hope that helps!
She has 32 DC plus the chain. I had an issue too, watched this video over and over, and watched her other waffle stitch pattern video th-cam.com/video/5nDFrJU2ta4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YYFVYdMSx_6VRvlo in that video she actually counts out all of the chain. And when she got to the end of row 1, after the last FPDC, she has one DC plus the chain left. In this video, at the end of row 1, after the last FPDC, she only has 1 chain left. Since the number of DC should be a multiple of 3, that’s an indication she’s one short. I think it actually works out better this way, and it’s a beautiful pattern. Many thanks to the author for sharing. I just HAD to figure out where I went wrong😂
If I wanted to make it smaller, would I just use multiples of 5? Or a different calculation? I am fairly beginner, but I love this pattern and it's making me look like a pro!
If you wanted to make this smaller, you would need to make the dishcloth in multiples of 3. You will only add 2 more chains to the very end once you’re satisfied with the width. Hope that helps! Good luck 😊🧶
I'm having trouble getting the raised part in between the rows (I crochet left handed so everything is a bit backwards) any tips?
The raised stitches in between are from working the front post double crochets. This should show up more prominent once you make more rows. I’m actually thinking about making my videos more accessible for lefty’s. Thanks for the inspiration 😊🧶
I figured it out! Tks!
Wonderful!!
Hello I’m having the same issue how did you resolve it
@@mikaelawoods5376 hard to explain but I just redid it a few times and counted stitches til I got it right. Then it came natural. Watched the video many times!
Finally got it woohoo! Thank you
@@mikaelawoods5376 I know the feeling!
The waffle stitch makes an excellent dishcloth. I tend to make mine without a border. Is that okay to do? You did a great job teaching us how to do this stitch. Love the tutorial. :)
Thank you! Yes, you could make this without a border. It’s all personal preference 😊
When you make new dishcloth videos, I have a suggestion for you. Especiably for some of your blind and visually impaired viewers, such as myself, I was wondering if you could say in the video how many rows you are doing of whatever the pattern is before you get to how many ever inchesa especially when you're trying to make a square shape, as is the case for a washcloth. This would be helpful if you don't have a tape measure on hand. I realize everyone's tension is different, but that would help to give a rough estimate if that makes sense. Your videos keep getting better, Amanda. Keep up the awesome work.
@@haleytyrrell9609 Thanks for the suggestion! I am trying to get better with this in future videos as I know it can help more people understand how many rows to make. Thanks for watching!!
Your videos are amazing! On the waffle stitch, if you want it tighter can you use a size G-4.25 hook?
Thank you! Yes you can always use a different hook size or yarn to complete this project 😊
I'm unsure about this, it doesn't seem to be very square. Usually when you do a double crochet, you are turning and then chaining 2. Can you explain why you only chain 1, and then on the 3rd row you use the turn chain as one of the stitches you put a double crochet in? This seems very odd, and in the video you can see that your row bows out a bit. Just wanting some clarification on that? Thanks, I do like this pattern, trying to figure out the rows though, as I really prefer to just use the cloth without a border stitching.
This is how the waffle stitch is done. I’m just following the guidelines of how this stitch is made. Once the dishcloth is made, it does tend the stretch out a little bit. Not sure if the waffle stitch is made another way, but this is the way that I learned. 😊
Any issue with using an H hook instead of an I?
Not at all!
Be careful not to crochet into the top loop of a front loop double crochet! You will get an extra stitch plus a stitch that looks like a 'y'
Thanks for the tip!
So. If you do a king size afghan how many stitches would you chain ?
I can’t say for sure as I haven’t made a king size blanket, so the best advice I can give is to keep chaining in a multiple of 3, lay your chain over your king bed and see if you like the width of it. Once you’re satisfied with the width, you will add 2 chains to the very end. If I had to guess, I’d say around 285 chains.
It looks simple enough but I’m having a hard time figuring out which stitch to do the dc after the fpdc. There is a stitch hidden behing the post but also one directly after it. And my count ends up off.
Glad you figured it out!
She has 32 DC plus the chain. I had an issue too, watched this video over and over, and watched her other waffle stitch pattern video th-cam.com/video/5nDFrJU2ta4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YYFVYdMSx_6VRvlo in that video she actually counts out all of the chain. And when she got to the end of row 1, after the last FPDC, she has one DC plus the chain left. In this video, at the end of row 1, after the last FPDC, she only has 1 chain left. Since the number of DC should be a multiple of 3, that’s an indication she’s one short. I think it actually works out better this way, and it’s a beautiful pattern. Many thanks to the author for sharing. I just HAD to figure out where I went wrong😂
I love your tutorial - where can I find more of your stitches
I’m glad to hear! I have a playlist on my channel of all my tutorials and beginner crochet stitches. Just click on my channel name and everything should pop up 😊
Can I get the written pattern. Love this dishcloth but can not get the hang of it. Written pattern will help.
The written pattern is listed in the description box below the video. You can also visit my website www.amandacrochets.com. Hope it helps!
May be a silly question but, how many double crochets should you do on the first row? 33 or 32?
I ended up with 33 double crochets in the first row 😊
@AmandaCrochets Thanks so much! I ended up with 33 as well but something didn't look right but I just patched up the spot that looked a little wonky and kept on going. Haha. Thanks for the video. I love the dishcloth.
@@SouthernStirred you’re welcome! Glad you made it work. I’ve been there at times too, especially if I accidentally skipped a stitch. Lol
She has 32 DC plus the chain. I had an issue too, watched this video over and over, and watched her other waffle stitch pattern video th-cam.com/video/5nDFrJU2ta4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YYFVYdMSx_6VRvlo in that video she actually counts out all of the chain. And when she got to the end of row 1, after the last FPDC, she has one DC plus the chain left. In this video, at the end of row 1, after the last FPDC, she only has 1 chain left. Since the number of DC should be a multiple of 3, that’s an indication she’s one short. I think it actually works out better this way, and it’s a beautiful pattern. Many thanks to the author for sharing. I just HAD to figure out where I went wrong😂
How many chain stitches do you crochet for a afghan using the waffle stitch?
I have a video tutorial on my channel for the waffle blanket!
@@AmandaCrochets thank you
@@kihmncarter4394 of course!
hi Amanda my name is Alex I would that you to a video on the bean stitch
I’ll keep that in mind for a future video. Thanks Alex!
can you send me the pattern online.
love this stitch
The pattern is listed in the description box below the video 😊
How do you wash cotton dishcloth
I usually follow the care instructions on the yarn label. Most cotton yarns you can put in the wash at a warm temperature, tumble dry low.
@@AmandaCrochets ok thank you
Definitely questioning my own intelligence at this point 😂I have watched you do row 1 & 2 a million times and on the last stitch before the chain at the end of row 2 I am ending on a DC not a FPDC. I did ch. 35 like you said and did a DC in each stitch starting with the 3rd chain from the hook and ended up doing 33 DCs in row 1. Not sure how I am ending on a different stitch when repeating the sequence. Send help😭
I'm sorry you're having difficulties! The waffle stitch can be a little tricky at first. For row 2, as long as your last stitch is a double crochet into the top of the chain, you should be just fine. Hopefully that helps!