Wattle Stitch Corner to Corner For Blankets, face cloths, pot holders & more! EASY stitch.

Learn how to crochet the C2C Corner to Corner Wattle Stitch! This is a very simple stitch that would be great for blankets, face clothes, dish scrubbies and even pot holders!
It's a super thick and dense stitch with ZERO gaps!
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[@kellysavage7073]

I used to know this stitch, but forgot it, so thank you very much for re-teaching me this favorite stitch of mine, and God Bless You.

[@gerrieschreurs-scholtens3376]

Thank you so much for this tutorial and this stitch! It's easy, it's fun and the result is wonderful, even without a variegated yarn.

[@SaffronJ7R]

Thank you Rebecca

[@BlossomCrochet]

You’re very welcome 🌸

[@auntie44m]

Fabulous yarn and a great new stitch to learn. As usual Rebekkah, your tutorial is easy to understand and just the right pace. 💛🧶

[@deborahm4484]

Thanks Rebecca lovely cosy stitch 💝💝💝

[@janknecht139]

I’ve used this stitch in a blanket. Can’t wait to try it in a c2c.

[@theastewart6721]

Hi Rebekah. This is such a pretty stitch pattern! You always choose the prettiest yarns! Thanks for sharing!🌸🌺

[@maryjobush9431]

am so excited! my sister is coming to visit -- we're both new to crochet and this would be great to learn!! Thank you for your awesome tutorial, Rebekah!! 💙🌼💙

[@Mari-B]

Love this pattern and will make potholders. Thank you for sharing!🙂

[@amandah4834]

Lovely stitch and beautiful yarn thank you Rebekah it’s nice to have a super dense stitch to make rugs and blankets for my dog he doesn’t get his claws stuck in them like in the open stitches 😊Amanda xx💕

[@hazelfujimoto138]

This was a great tutorial and you made it so easy to follow along. I just can wait to try make it as potholder first then a blanket. Thank you. ☺️

[@juttakasapis6408]

That is so BEAUTIFUL ! 😊😘😍

[@becky2296]

I love 2c2 and always wanted a stitch that would be tighter, thank you for your Tutorial

[@EvieO1950]

So pretty!!! 🧶💕🧶

[@annettebryancronin7241]

I love it. Thanks rebbekah

[@jennapatterson7897]

I love this! I am currently making a throw using this Wattle c2c pattern. I’m using a 5oz yarn with a 4mm hook, and it’s making a super lovely, thin blanket. I love how it’s not super stiff with the thinner yarn, making the throw very cozy and cuddly. Thanks for the tutorial!!

[@annemcfarland5390]

I do love a c2c. This one is gorgeous xx ❤

[@shaefrancisco7698]

Hi, could you please do another video showing how to work this as a rectangle?

[@suzyburke]

Lovely tutorial. Thank you!

[@lindafarebrother957]

Lovely tutorial, thank you so much 😊

[@christinahutchison3967]

Very pretty

[@katieruscoe6402]

Can I do rectangle version of this? By just decreasing one side and doing the normal on the other end until I want to decrease the other side too? Will that work?

[@laurynmp]

How would make a c2c rectangle/blanket with this stitch?

[@loobylou582]

I’ve made this for a charity who have specific size requirements and it looks great! Any suggestions for a border? Many thanks as always.

[@BlossomCrochet]

I love using a Moss Stitch border on my corner to corner blankets 🥰

[@esperanzajimenezrivera9428]

I can't see the stitch with the variegated yarn!! But it looks beautiful, thank you from Germany!!!

[@deliabotha7187]

I can not properly see where to go in with my hook. Will try another video.