Stitches used
- chain
- double crochet (dc)
- front post double crochet(fpdc)
Row 1
Chain to required length even number of stitches plus 3 extra
double crochet into 3rd chain
double crochet to end
3 chain and turn
Row 2 ( forms the pattern!)
1 double crochet *2 front post double crochet( FPDC)
Wool forward put hook through front of post of the next double crochet(,not top of stitch) wool over hook and pull though (3 stitches on hook)wool forward pull through 2 wool forward pull through 2.
2 double crochet*
repeat from * to end of row
3 chain and turn
Row 3
follow pattern set in row 2 only, doing a double crochet on top of stitch that is at the back and a front post double crochet in the front post stitch (see how there is a sticky-outy type stitch? That tells you it's a dc into the post. )
Thats all there is... It's making little squares It's all you'll ever
do is those three chain stitches at the start of every row and then double crochet either into the tops or through the posts. If you forget where you are up to look at the next stitch....
Is it straight up or a bit stuck out. Straight up...into the top. Stuck out...into the post.....
Hi, I followed your pattern... 1 row dc and 1 row fpdc alternately. I got only the horizontal ridges; no vertical lines that form the waffle pattern. Where am I going wrong? Please help!
ReplyDeleteYou will see the design AFTER the 4th row.
DeleteHave amended the pattern and hope it is clear for you now... any more problems please let me know....
ReplyDeleterow 3 makes no sense
ReplyDeletehave just tried pattern and cannot see a problem with it. please let me know what the problem is
DeleteWhat size hook and what yarn did you use thank you.
ReplyDeleteRobin
oh i love this pattern!!! i just did a sample but it seems like it'll make a cushy blanket. i wonder if there is any way to incorporate another color some how? ¯(°_o)/¯ Have any ideas?
ReplyDeleteLove it! Started today to make a superfluffy pillow!! Tnxx!
ReplyDeleteHi. Is it from row 3, 1dc and 1fpdc? As in row 2 it appears to be 2dc and 2fpdc? Thanks
ReplyDeleteTwo each
ReplyDeleteTook me a few restarts to get it rite. But really nice when u do!
ReplyDeleteTy for pattern.
How did you do the edging? What stitch did you use?
ReplyDeleteWhere is the fourth row
ReplyDeleteCat horse, the pattern says to repeat row 2 until you decide on size.
ReplyDeleteI like this pattern over the One I've been doing. This is more Waffle like. :)
ReplyDeleteHi, love the pattern! Is it us or uk dc?
ReplyDeleteThanks
Laura
And how do you do the borders? Could you please let me know where I can find a tutorial for that bit?
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ReplyDeleteAm I the only person that sees a huge error in the first image? LOL It is not surprising that so many people are having issues with the pattern. Good luck, everyone!
ReplyDeleteNo!
DeleteWhat is wool forward?
ReplyDeleteYarn over ;)
DeleteStupid pattern
ReplyDelete? Try following a video. It creates a beautiful product.
DeleteAnother Assinine comment. People are so rude these days it’s ridiculous.
DeleteI believe I've made a baby blanket with the waffle stitch; the pattern appears to be simple. Would you tell me your crochet hook size & maybe directions for your border? Am I correct in thinking there are 4 rows of DC in the border; not sure what last row is called, but is chain & slip stitch. Looking forward to this afghan. Thank you for sharing, I appreciate it. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGreat simple pattern, thank you.
ReplyDeleteDo you have the pattern for lovely blanket that's pictured in the Pinterest picture. That's the one multi coloured waffle stitch one. It's just beautiful andI'd love to do it. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI just love this blanket, which I have made several times now. Thank you for sharing this pattern. Hollie
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