The Rectangle Waffle Blanket Crochet Tutorial!
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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That was a clever way of doing waffle stitch and you are such a good teacher! Thanks.
You never stop amazing me.
I love working blankets from the inside out so I can just crochet until I run out of yarn. This rectangle is so unique and I'm excited to start it!
I’m so glad you show us all the ways to start the different shapes. I’m a beginner and can follow directions. But I’m just not at the point yet to where I can figure out how whip up something in triangle, square, or rectangle on my own. I’m so glad you are patient in showing us all these different ways. You are such a blessing. ❤️
What size does your blanket measure using four cakes?
Thank you for this! It’s become my go to for baby blankets the last few years. They love the squishy texture.
Thanks for the excellent video!
As a general rule, your starting ch is the difference in the side measurements. So a 3 inch middle would produce a 45x48 piece. A 5 inch middle would mae a 45x50 inch piece. A 9 inch middle would produce a 45x54 piece. Not an exact science, but pretty close - I've used this rule to make rugs for my bathroom.
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I've searched but could see no waffle stitch used in rugs. On the other hand, this is a wonderful stitch when I think it on a rug. Are you happy with your bathroom rugs? Aren't they stretchy or do you think they don't easily become deformed?
@@olguntoman5923 For my rugs I use three or four strands held together and they don't stretch out. All depends on stitch. I would never use the waffle as a rug, as I be afraid toes could get caught in the post stitches and cause a fall
@@dsmart1 You're right; safety should be priority. Thank you very much.
Thank you! I'm making this blanket for my in-law and she provided the yarn and it is NOT frog friendly! I'm just starting and it was already looking right long so I was scouring the comment section for just this information! Thank you so much!!
Thank you for the rectangular version of the waffle stitch. This will be perfect for solid colors as well. This is why I love your channel; you sir are AWESOME!!! I have been wanting to do a rectangular version of the waffle stitch and here it is!!! Thank you again!!! I can't wait to get started on this!!! Thanks again!!!
Hi thank you for sharing your time and your guiding hand to show how you make your woollen items , hats and blankets. Andy S
Thank you so much.🥰 My aunt ordered a square baby blanket, but had me choose the stitch. I am loving this. It is easy to sit back and watch a show and just keep going.
Tricky, indeed!!! Took 7 tries to get to the 5th row and have everything right. Love the waffle stitch, thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you for your fabulous tutorial! I learnt to crochet squares from my Granny. It is all I knew about crochet - now at 63 I am doing squares again in lovely patterns - all because of your excellent, absolutely wonderful teaching style. Patient, informative with clear concise instructions. I have followed along with this great project and after a few re-starts, I have got it! Thank you so much. 😊
Beautiful pattern, awesome tutorial, fabulous teacher! Genius. Thank you so much.
Very easy to follow and understand, nothing to it...... thank you!
Your fpdc with turning work is fabulous solution to the dreaded BPDC! Thank you. Love the rectangle start.
Congratulations on being part of the "Crochet Crowd " saw you are 1 of the invited, hopefully will get more people to see your work, lovely pattern by the way
I appreciate each of your tutorials. You are great at teaching & showing each step needed. Thank you for your dedication to helping others.
Thank you for your tutorials . No matter which stitch I want to learn your tutorials are the best, easy to follow and I always accomplish the project
Thank you, for this version of the waffle stitch,i make baby blankets for charity and this is ideal
I just started to crochet last week, this is gorgeous! Thanks for the clear explanation.
Oh my word! I fell in love with your square this morning, but thought, “Hmm, I love this, but would love it even more if it was rectangular.” Now, here you are, my favourite eight-legged friend, with my dream project. Thank you, thank you, lovely man! X
Can't tell you Fiber Spider how many gorgeous blankets I've made using your waffle pattern everyone loves the texture it throws up,❤
💜💜💜💜💜 this will make awesome lap blankets for elderly in nursing homes. 🙏🏼 thank you!!!!
Thank you , very nice pattern ! Fast working and I can get all of this extra yarn used up for this beautiful creation. Thanks again
Honestly I love how you broke down the chain! Because some people might understand the first way and some people might understand the second way! I love your videos!
Very good tutorial, and an added bonus that you crochet loosely so it’s easier to see what you’re doing!
I just love you! I have been attempting a waffle stitch blanket for my Mom for a couple of weeks. Finally thought I had a good gauge Swatch but when I actually started the blanket, I was out yarn before I even got 5" in. So glad I found this video. I think it will be easier for me to see the yarn usage though I think I'm still going to have to buy more yarn for this blanket. Making a blanket in Minnesota Vikings colors for my Mom's 75th birthday in July.
Once again you've given us a wonderful pattern! Thank you so much! I did your Waffle Stitch Shawl and absolutely love it!! You are so good to us!
Love your tutorials, love your funny comments and love your giggle, thank you
i love both square and rectangular waffle stitch and can't wait to see what my great nieces and great nephew will say when they received it for christmas gift next year since they all live in Maine more colder than Connecticut
Made this with rainbow sparkles yarn ...so easy once you get the hang of it Ty fiber spider
Thank you! Can't wait to make my son a toasty-wosty blanket using this method! lol I am a more experienced crochet or so I really liked that you didn't feel the need to breakdown how to execute a double crochet step by step. Easy to follow! Thanks again!
Thank you for this tutorial, easy to grasp and started working on my rectangle waffle throw❤
This is lovely!!! I absolutely love the colorway of that cake! I cannot watch the whole video right now so I saved it. Thanks for all you do!
Love this rectangle waffle blanket. I've saved it because I'm currently working on your wrap around granny shawl! Love your channel Craig.
Thanks for the tutorial. I will use for a blanket and maybe a scarf. Great job!
I am making this right now and it is beautiful! I’m using Caron big cakes, cookie crumble and I extended the center to make it more of a rectangle. It is gorgeous!!!!
So glad I saw this! I was about to start on the square version and I am definitely gonna buy more yarn and make a king size for the bed. Thanks so much!
So exciting that this is a rectangle pattern. I’m planning on making a king size also. Please let me know what yarn and how much you use. Maybe we can help each other. 😊
Thank you a great tutorial and just what is wanted for a warm blanket.
Working tutti-frutti yarn, 3 weight and o the color change works so well with this
I love the pattern! I used the front only no turn method as I did not want my color gradient to be 'choppy' when turning. It is turning out BEAUTIFUL. Thanks for all your tutorials. I have been crocheting and knitting for 60+ years and it is nice to know we can always learn something new!
How do you do the front only, no turn method?
WOWWWW!!!! Wish there were more hours in a day so I can make all the crocheted projects I love!!! Thanks for sharing this great tutorial!! Merry Christmas everyone and Happy New Year 2020
Omgosh thank you so much for coming up with this rectangle waffle stitch blanket pattern. I've been looking for one like this for what seems like forever. I made my original chain longer to 33 for a more elongated rectangle and it's turning out perfect. So thank you again.
I love this pattern! I’m working on the waffle stitch square right now, as soon I’m done with it, this is next 😁😁
you are such an inspiration.....i love watching your videos, sometimes i watch them over and over again ☺️
I have a real problem with this particular piece. I follow your instructions precisely and I get to the corner. I say to myself, I will just do this corner ( to see what it looks like) and then I am on the short side. I might as well do this side, and then I am in the corner again....cannot stop on the corner, so I continue. I have gone this far, so might as well finish the round. There is no clear instruction of where to stop. Where do I go eat, do housework, tend to the garden and have a life? All joking aside, your instructions are wonderful. You are very precise, explain in detail, showing what you are doing and telling why. So many people forget one or more of these steps. Thank you for your youtube tutorials. You are a fabulous teacher!
I absolutely love your tutorials. This is my third rectangle!!! Thank you!!!
I just like to say thanks so much for your videos. I have learned so much from you; and you make it so easy to follow and fun to listen to you.
Thank you so much and please, continue been so much fun. I am in Australia but it feels like I am with you in the same room. Big hug to you 🥰
I love 💕 the waffle stitch! I love the colors you used! Beautiful! Thank you for this tutorial! I want to make everything in the waffle stitch! 😂
I do think I will be making this in the coming year. For my practice project I think I will make wash/dish clothes. I will be starting a new treatment for my MS come January and this project seems like an easy one for the 6 hour infusions
Thank you for this amazing pattern!!! I decided to try a little longer chain to see if my count still worked!!! It did!!!! You sir are AWESOME!!! Thanks again!!!
How many chains?
Hello...hope you had a beautiful Christmas! Thank you for the tutorial. The colors are gorgeous!
I Can't wait to try this pattern. And just as soon as I'm done with a 3D stitch blanket for my son in law I'll be all over this!
Wonderful. I love this stitch Thank you
Starting this now and loving it! Thank you for another fab tutorial. I'm so glad you commented about the color change issue if the work was flipped vs. worked in the round. I don't struggle with BPDC, so I'm working in the round so the color changes in my Cupcake yarn flows the way I want it to.
Hello Fiber Spider! Excellent pattern for nice and warm blanket . I will made some small blankets for my cat's .😸meow👌👍🙏👼
Thank you i love this stitch in rectangular already
I really like this pattern. I have the yarn to make another one of your blanket projects.
I LOVE this! Can you also show how to do it in the round without turning? I know you said doing the back post is a pain but I like doing it and think it would be easier for me if you could show that!
Yes without turning would be way better especially for Mandela cakes!! Please show us
I've been joining with a single crochet. That way you can start in the corner without having to slip stitch to the next space... Hope this makes sense
All you have to do to do it the way you are asking about is instead of turning and doing the 2 front post doubles in a row is do 2 back post doubles since a front post stitch done on the wrong side of the work is the same as doing a back post stitch on the right side of your work.
Thank you so much for being so positive and explaining so easily)
I'm glad I'm not the only one
Back post crochet usually take up more of my time because it's sort of hard/tricky
Hey love the way u explain this, I love ur videos I've already made the square 1 n now this type. Great work n love the waffle stitch. Thanku x
DEBORAH I don't have a RUclips by i watch all your videos .Keep up your work thank you
Beautiful pattern and i love the yarn you used in your tutorial. Will be on my to do list. Enjoy your tutorials a lot. Thank you for sharing.
This looks really nice.
Thank you for sharing.
I love this pattern already it’s easy to work with
So so Pretty. Love the color of the yarn.
This was great! I love the waffle stitch, but I like rectangular rather than square. You have SO many videos, very appreciated. Do you have one with waffle-stitch squares that you put together like a granny square join as you go blanket? I would love to learn how.
Thank you. I did my square one. I’m excited to do this. Thank you. I love you
Every video you make I love ❤️ always so amazing and perfect. Wish I could put pics on here of the things I’ve made from your tutorials. Presently make the waffle shawl and I’m in love!!! Thank you for such wonderful videos.
I love this blanket! You are awesome teacher!
Thank you I love it
Gorgeous! I love it.
I am halfway down with the square. This will be next on my list!
Can't wait to try this it is beautiful thank you again.
Beautiful stitch thanks for sharing.
Oo this one sounds very interesting spider and what a gorgeous colour the yarn is I will give this a go in the new year thank you for something different , stash busting sounds great for me 😊Amanda xx💕
Right I was hoping someone had a video on it
You make a great teacher
Very many thanks. Great tuition
Love this pattern.
Thanks for your help. From Aloma in Kent in UK.
Love this! Making one using Pound of Love. It's so squishy! It's going to be really cozy!
Omgosh those colors! 💜
_Oh be still my heart!_ ♥♥♥
I said the same thing lol
I'm on my second Big Cake and this is coming out so lovely! Thank you so much for this video!
Thank you for this rectangular version. Clarification question: when working the back side, the corners are 1 double, ch 1, 1 double. Where the front side corners are: 2 doubles, ch 1, 2 doubles, yes? Tried to look for the written pattern on your Etsy site, but the shop is on vacation right now. Thank you for any clarification!
I would like to know also.
This is my question also - did you get an answer? Also, how should I make the corners if I work in rounds and do not turn my work? Thanks for any help you can offer :)
I’ve made several of these now and figured out the answer. When working the back side (Round 2), the row should end on a front post (final 2 stitches FP); then corner is DC x1, ch1, DCx1. When working FRONT side (Round 3), row should end on a FP, then corners are DC x2, Ch1, DC x2.
I started thinking about the fact that waffle composed of 3 stitches - 1 does its own thing, the other 2 act as a pair (regular DC and FPDC, depending on which side you are working. ). When working the front side, for example, you end on a FP, which would normally be followed by 2 normal DC. That means the corner needs those 2 stitches, then the chain 1 to make the new corner, then 2 more DC to keep it even. Same for the back side....as you get to the corner, final 2 stitches are FP, which means the next stitch would be the loner. So the corner gets 1 DC (then the ch1 and another 1 DC).
Norma, if you aren’t turning the work, are you working the front side (where you see the waffles), or the back side?
This is beautiful ,LOVE how it looks.
Thank you! Thank! Thank you!
Ahhhh!! I literally used your video for the square one a couple days ago thinking "I will have to add rows to the top and bottom to make it rectangular." AND THEN THIS COMES OUT!! Does this mean I have to frog my little blanket?! Great job, I love it!
No; unless you want to.
Thanks Fiber Spider. You are my favorite! Happy New Year.
Absolutely gorgeous!!! ❤
Very nice pattern .💕
Love watching you work, and your voice is so soothing! Happy New Year!
Thank you for the awesome tutorial😊
Thank you! I love this! 🥰🥰
I love how this is working up. I'm making my in-law a blanket for her birthday and I'm wondering if there's a particular border you've found to finish this beauty off?
Thank you ❤❤❤
Love it love it love it ty for wonderful tutorial :)
This may have to be my future project. :)
Thats beautiful
Great pattern