Can I just say I love it when you put the pattern up on the screen when you are knitting I like to knit along and learn . it makes it really easy to follow and I also right the patterns down too
I so appreciate how you type out the pattern to the left of the screen but yet at the same time narrate what you're doing. Keep up the good work and thanks for all the help video that you produce.
This is easily my favourite knit-stitch pattern- I started knitting several months ago at school, before quarantine, and then I found your channel. And that's where I learned how to purl. Thanks for that one. And every pattern I've learnt because i learned all of them from you- Excuse my ranting
Hi Kristen. I am a new knitter (we don't actually need to knit here in my country haha) and your tutorials really helps! I love how patient you are explaining and doing everything slowly for the beginners.
I’m just starting to knit a baby blanket ,this pattern is fantastic thank you for showing how to do this stitch. You explain and show how to do the stitch very slowly.
Love the color of yarn you choose for the video. It looks like a buttermilk waffle. Lol It would look super cute made up in the sugar & cream yarn as a dish cloth. Thanks Kristen 💜
Hi, thank you ! your video and instructions are so clear and helpful it makes me proud when I try the waffle stitch with my simple project and I can't believe I did it it's beautiful !!!
I love this stitch I taught my self to knitt , but my grandma taught me how to crochet before she passed away . Im trying to find some new stitches to try out and this is one of them . Thank you so much for the totorial.
To add the boarder do we add 4 additional stiches to the total cast on (2 on each side?) Then knit these two then start the patern then knit the last two on every row?
@@studioknit For the border pattern version, I didn't see it on your website. Basically, just add two stitches at the beginning and end of each row and do two rows or however many I would want before starting pattern?
My hands are not appreciating DPNs, magic loop, or small circulars, to do beanies. I am playing with doing some fancy, top-down crochet to start the hats, then picking up the stitches and doing knit the rest of the way. I'd love to incorporate the knit waffle stitch. I didn't see a waffle stitch in the round, and wonder how different it would be from back and forth rows? I have crocheted since my 20s, now 70 years young, but have only knitted since May 2023. Any hints? Thank you for your very clear videos, especially keeping the stitch info on the side of each video! ❤
Thinking of doing this for a boanket for a three year old but my griend doesnt want a border will tgis curl up, also l was thinking of adding extra two stitches so l can slip on beginning of each row, dont want block it x
Hi Kristen! What size needles and what type of yarn did you use in your video please? I'm trying to create this using baby yarn on US size 8 needles, but it's not quite working out...
The pattern doesn’t account for the border. According to what she said, I added 2 on the side so casting on is x3 +1 +4 (for each row pattern i added 2 knits at the start and end). Before starting i did 2 garter rows and 2 ending the piece too. Hope this clears it up for anyone who wants a border :)
I’m curious what everyone prefers. The metal needles or wooden ones?? I’m a new knitter and I have only used metal ones but I see you use the wooden ones a lot
Hi I'm also a new knitter and I'm sure you have found an answer already but I have used both wooden and metal needles and I think it's just a matter of preference. I am a tighter knitter and the wooden needles were just too grippy for my taste and I found that the metal needles have a lot more slip to them and are easier to slide the yarn up and down the needle.
I have a question for you in regards to this. When it comes to the last 4 rows when you are finishing off a project do you knit on the 2 knit stitches for a border or do you start right off with the stitches after the Asterik?? I'm doing dishcloths in the waffle stitch pattern with the borders. I have been finishing off the dishcloths I have been doing lately with out the border on the last 4 rows and things aren't quite working out. Thanks for your advice.
Hi! I am refreshing my knitting after 40 , yes forty! years off. I've tried books,a friend, and youtube , but it seemed like each source was different from the other. I LOVE your site and am doing a lot of practice. When you say your patterns are "on the link below", I can't find them. Could you or someone in the subscriber list tell me where to find them, please?
question, how do you keep track of rows? I find that in patterns with multiple rows if I put the project down and come back that i get confused and can't figure out which row I'm I'm
So you cast on 15 in this tutorial plus one extra stitch on end. You just kind of separated them to show Us the multiple of 3, you didn't make an actual space or anything like that, right? very new to knitting, so please forgive the rudementary question.
Haha, yes! I accidentally "pranked" my husband who thought I made waffles for dinner when he came home from work. Think he deserves to come home to an actual waffle dinner tonight!!
Nikki Buford I casted on 24 stitches +1, so 25 in total for a tiny blanket I’m making for my 20cm doll 💕 Row one would be: K P P K P P K P P K P P K P P K P P K P P K P P K Row two would be: P K K P K K P K K P K K P K K P K K P K K P K K P Row three would be: Knit all stitches Row four would be: Knit all stitches Then repeat what you did on row one for the fifth row This pattern is a four-row repeat~ ^ ^
Love the color of yarn you choose for the video. It looks like a buttermilk waffle. Lol It would look super cute made up in the sugar & cream yarn as a dish cloth. Thanks Kristen 💜
Get your free printable pattern here www.studioknitsf.com/knit-waffle-stitch/
Can I just say I love it when you put the pattern up on the screen when you are knitting I like to knit along and learn . it makes it really easy to follow and I also right the patterns down too
I've repeated the rows 3 times but I'm just not seeing the waffle. Did I do it wrong?
I so appreciate how you type out the pattern to the left of the screen but yet at the same time narrate what you're doing. Keep up the good work and thanks for all the help video that you produce.
Love it!!! I can't believe you poured syrup all over your sample! HA HA!!
*watches pour syrup on waffle swatch*
*starts hyperventilating*
Hahaha.... I know, right? I was pretty fun!
*BIG SAME*
Exactly
This is easily my favourite knit-stitch pattern-
I started knitting several months ago at school, before quarantine, and then I found your channel. And that's where I learned how to purl. Thanks for that one. And every pattern I've learnt because i learned all of them from you-
Excuse my ranting
Hi Kristen. I am a new knitter (we don't actually need to knit here in my country haha) and your tutorials really helps! I love how patient you are explaining and doing everything slowly for the beginners.
It’s great how you go nice and SLOOOOOWWWW several times for us newbies🥰Thank you!! And yes, the syrup had me like😱🤣🤣
Love your friendly, soothing voice. It helps me focus while learning a new stitch! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us! 🤗
As a beginner this is so much easier than the basket weave. And I think it's prettier! I ♡ your tutorials!
I’m just starting to knit a baby blanket ,this pattern is fantastic thank you for showing how to do this stitch.
You explain and show how to do the stitch very slowly.
Glad it was helpful!
Love the color of yarn you choose for the video. It looks like a buttermilk waffle. Lol It would look super cute made up in the sugar & cream yarn as a dish cloth. Thanks Kristen 💜
Hi, thank you ! your video and instructions are so clear and helpful it makes me proud when I try the waffle stitch with my simple project and I can't believe I did it it's beautiful !!!
I love this stitch I taught my self to knitt
, but my grandma taught me how to crochet before she passed away
. Im trying to find some new stitches to try out and this is one of them
. Thank you so much for the totorial.
This was the first video I watched from your channel and I was hooked! I will be using this pattern to make a short scarf or longer cowel as a gift. 🎁
Awesome! Thank you!
To add the boarder do we add 4 additional stiches to the total cast on (2 on each side?) Then knit these two then start the patern then knit the last two on every row?
Yes where is the pattern with the border?
Yes, please clarify on the borders
Cutest display ever!! I love them in the toaster!
Haha. Thanks Jessica!!!
Thank you for sharing a border version of this pattern! It looks much better!
Glad you like it!
@@studioknit
For the border pattern version, I didn't see it on your website. Basically, just add two stitches at the beginning and end of each row and do two rows or however many I would want before starting pattern?
Hi Studio Knit, I have completed my waffle stitch scarf. Thank you for the pattern. It's so beautiful.
Wonderful! Congratulations! 💖
Thank you Kristen.
Thank you so much, I learn knitting by my grandma but she only speak Portuguese and it's hard to translate, now I'm ready 😘
Hi Kristen! I would love to see the Diamond Stitch next! It's a very pretty stitch, I hope you can show us how!
Thanks! :)
+SilverGlaceon86 Yes, great idea! I'll put it in my list!! 💍💗👏🏼
Fantastic Kristen Needed a dishcloth 🌞😁
This is beautiful! How many variations of this stitch are there?
Beautiful!!!
What are the projects where use these stitches?
love this stitch but what can it be used to make?
Hello love the waffle stitch can I use Caron cake yarn to make this
Love this pattern so easy
Thank you that is the second pattern l like.
Sue
Hello ... I'm trying to knit a blanket using this stitch pattern with a border. how many would I have to cast on so it works..
I have tried this one and it came out beautifully!
Can you teach us more scarf knitting patterns please? Thank you Studio Knit!
wow!! so how long is it best before?
Hi and thank you for great video, what size of needle are you using please.🙋🏻♀️❤️
I did the stitch but when I tied it off it looked funny on the end. Any advice?
Kristen is all the pattern you see on line are they in your book?
I ordered one tonight..
My hands are not appreciating DPNs, magic loop, or small circulars, to do beanies. I am playing with doing some fancy, top-down crochet to start the hats, then picking up the stitches and doing knit the rest of the way. I'd love to incorporate the knit waffle stitch. I didn't see a waffle stitch in the round, and wonder how different it would be from back and forth rows? I have crocheted since my 20s, now 70 years young, but have only knitted since May 2023. Any hints? Thank you for your very clear videos, especially keeping the stitch info on the side of each video! ❤
Is this a reversible pattern?
Thinking of doing this for a boanket for a three year old but my griend doesnt want a border will tgis curl up, also l was thinking of adding extra two stitches so l can slip on beginning of each row, dont want block it x
Hi Kristen what size needles do you use
Sue
Thank you for this video!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Kristen! What size needles and what type of yarn did you use in your video please? I'm trying to create this using baby yarn on US size 8 needles, but it's not quite working out...
I suggest worsted weight yarn on your 8 US needles.
if we are planning on doing the border around it, should we account for the border in the cast on, or does the pattern allow for the border?
Can you let me know how the border affects the pattern? Want to make a pillow. Many thanks xx
The pattern doesn’t account for the border. According to what she said, I added 2 on the side so casting on is x3 +1 +4 (for each row pattern i added 2 knits at the start and end). Before starting i did 2 garter rows and 2 ending the piece too. Hope this clears it up for anyone who wants a border :)
@@anayaj402 - Thank you! I was trying to find the pattern with the border. This helps a lot!
Hi kristen is ssk and knit 2 together the same thing?
I am really mix up
Similar, but different. Check out my video... should really help! ruclips.net/video/JEKOEHSsKZ8/видео.html
Ok thank you
I’m curious what everyone prefers. The metal needles or wooden ones??
I’m a new knitter and I have only used metal ones but I see you use the wooden ones a lot
Hi I'm also a new knitter and I'm sure you have found an answer already but I have used both wooden and metal needles and I think it's just a matter of preference. I am a tighter knitter and the wooden needles were just too grippy for my taste and I found that the metal needles have a lot more slip to them and are easier to slide the yarn up and down the needle.
I love tight knits so I find that just whatever needles could work best with the yarn at hand.
I often have trouble with patterns that curl at the edges. Can you add edge stitches to this pattern so it doesn't curl?
I have a question for you in regards to this. When it comes to the last 4 rows when you are finishing off a project do you knit on the 2 knit stitches for a border or do you start right off with the stitches after the Asterik?? I'm doing dishcloths in the waffle stitch pattern with the borders. I have been finishing off the dishcloths I have been doing lately with out the border on the last 4 rows and things aren't quite working out. Thanks for your advice.
Hi Studio Knit! I hope you get 1,000,000 subscribers someday! Maybe one more will help 😊
+It's Just Abby Thank you so much!! Yes, that's the plan!! One more and one more and one more again... until I'm there!!! 💗
Love it can't wait to try it 👍🏻
It would be really cool if you opened up another contest soon! Please do!
How to make the end border?
Hi! I am refreshing my knitting after 40 , yes forty! years off. I've tried books,a friend, and youtube , but it seemed like each source was different from the other. I LOVE your site and am doing a lot of practice. When you say your patterns are "on the link below", I can't find them. Could you or someone in the subscriber list tell me where to find them, please?
question, how do you keep track of rows? I find that in patterns with multiple rows if I put the project down and come back that i get confused and can't figure out which row I'm I'm
i dont know if u still need help with this but try one of those row counters you can wear on your finger
Awesome. Thank you 👍🏻
Hello friend👋 how are you doing?
That will make a nice scarf
Good
Hahahahahahahaha love it!!!!!
Hi, Constantine! Ha, thanks. Syrup is optional.
Is this type of pattern only for design and/I prop or, can you actually make a waffle-style hat or scarf?
Yes, you can absolutely create knitwear with this pattern. I'm just having fun showing it off "waffle-style!" Haha. Happy knitting to you!
So you cast on 15 in this tutorial plus one extra stitch on end. You just kind of separated them to show Us the multiple of 3, you didn't make an actual space or anything like that, right? very new to knitting, so please forgive the rudementary question.
Hello friend👋 how are you doing?
@@robertedwin4368 Well, well... aren't you just a little bit CREEPY 😬
lol prank at breakfast!😆
Haha, yes! I accidentally "pranked" my husband who thought I made waffles for dinner when he came home from work. Think he deserves to come home to an actual waffle dinner tonight!!
So for the waffle stitch, row 1 looks like:
*K P P K P P* K *K P P K P P* and an extra K on the end?
Nikki Buford I casted on 24 stitches +1, so 25 in total for a tiny blanket I’m making for my 20cm doll 💕
Row one would be: K P P K P P K P P K P P K P P K P P K P P K P P K
Row two would be: P K K P K K P K K P K K P K K P K K P K K P K K P
Row three would be: Knit all stitches
Row four would be: Knit all stitches
Then repeat what you did on row one for the fifth row
This pattern is a four-row repeat~ ^ ^
Love the video, but the syrup part made me cringe.
Ha, I know, right!? I just had to try it, so gross!
I was like, “nOOOOOOO WHYYYYYYYY 😭😭😭”
You KILLED me when you poured that syrup on the yarn 😟😟😟😟😟
Haha, that was a first... and a lot of fun.
Me watching maple syrup being poured onto yarn be like:
👁👄👁
0:16 This scene makes me feel uncomfortable
Love the color of yarn you choose for the video. It looks like a buttermilk waffle. Lol It would look super cute made up in the sugar & cream yarn as a dish cloth. Thanks Kristen 💜