Wattle Stitch

This video is about the Wattle Stitch
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[@Robin31716]

Thank You love this look

[@janicegilyard2631]

Thank you! I'm making a blanket for a cousin who is not feeling well. This is an easy stitch and you do a great job of demonstrating it.

[@BonnieBayCrochet]

Janice Gilyard thanks for letting me know! This is one of my favorite textured stitches.

[@patpowell6684]

This came in very handy because I was trying to do the wheat cable scarf and you were making it in dark grey with a black background and I couldn’t see the stitches well so I looked this up…. can now go back to the scarf 🎉

[@wiseegg4484]

The beauty of simplicity ... TY! :-) GB

[@petraesquivel8311]

Very easy pattern. I'm making a baby blanket for my niece. How should I finish the four sides?

[@goddessakasha5958]

Hi Bonnie. I love this wattle stitch that you created❤️🧶How would I go about decreasing by one on each side of the row?

[@BonnieBayCrochet]

You can work a single crochet in the last wattle stitch of the row and then turn.

[@goddessakasha5958]

@@BonnieBayCrochetThanks Bonnie😘

[@patriciaflaherty9507]

What are the finished dimensions of the Celtic acable Throw, please?

[@BonnieBayCrochet]

The Celtic Cable Throw is approximately 45" x 55".

[@Moxie351]

Can you do it in a Square? A square round and around one? If so how would corners be done and if centrr needs to be different?

[@BonnieBayCrochet]

If making this into a square, you can work (sc, ch 2, sc) for the corners. If using dc, work (2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc). This would be my recommendation.

[@Moxie351]

😊 Thank you. It would be interesting if I have a chance to make it , definitely will post on your FB.

[@judymeldrum5903]

That is neat thanks

[@susanmason9467]

Do you have a written pattern for this stitch?

[@BonnieBayCrochet]

No, but here's one: Start with any multiple of 3 + 1, Row 1: starting in 3rd ch from hook [(sc, ch 1, dc) in ch, sk next 2 ch] across, hdc in last ch. Row 2: Ch 2, working only in the ch-1 sp, (sc, ch 1, dc) in each ch-1 sp across, hdc in ch-2 space. Repeat Row 2.

[@Blessed-2-b-a-Hembree]

@@BonnieBayCrochet Isn’t that a moss stitch? Or linen stitch?

[@BonnieBayCrochet]

@@Blessed-2-b-a-Hembree I learned this as the Wattle Stitch from a crochet stitch publication. I believe the Moss Stitch is a bit more compact. That said, these stitches are often given different stitches by different regions.