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How To Crochet the Waffle Stitch Scarf, Episode 345
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2016
- Learn how to crochet the Waffle Stitch Crochet Scarf with this easy tutorial!
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© Jennifer Dickerson 2016
row 2: 5:16
row 3: 9:54
(commenting this for myself bc i forget how each row starts lol)
Haha, I was just about to do the same thing. Thanks!
Natasha S. no problem!
thanks you so much. I thought I was alone in this... lol
Holy, you’re an amazing teacher! I’m going to make a bunch of these with extra yarn I have for donations for these cold months. Thank you for the lovely, easy pattern and wonderful teaching!! ❤️❤️
I only started to learn crochey a week ago so I am a sort of a beginner but I DID that waffle stitch scarf and it is beautiful. Really you are amazing, I like your work and how you explain. You are so skilled. Thank you from Egypt
Do you have a picture of it
The Last how many double crochet a did you have in the 2nd row please.
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I stupidly lost the account password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Xander Kashton Instablaster =)
@Braden Omar i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
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I'm brand new to crochet and finished this as my second project. I'm happy with my first outcome and enjoyed this 🥰🥰🥰 Thank you!
Thank you for the lovely tutorial in detail. I love your way of a DC in the beginning and ending of the row. It does not show any hole/space. You are a great tutor! 🌷
This is one of my favorite channels! Thanks, Jen!
Fantastic, thanks!!
Mine too 😍
LOVE this video especially the tip at the end for weaving in small tails.
Jennifer I am obsessed with this pattern! I have made 6 different colored scarves for gift giving this Christmas. Your instructions are so clear, they take away any reservations about trying something new. Keep the videos coming... I'm a real fan! Thank you.
Thank you so much for explaining and showing everything. I’ve watched quite a few waffle stitch videos and was getting so frustrated; I’m so glad I found your video!
I've made a few of these scarves using your tutorial. Your instructions are very clear & to the point. I love the way you show us all to make beautiful things. Thank you & happy hooking
Thanks for this pattern. I used Bernat Blanket for a different texture and thickness. Using one skein, about 14 chains to start up, works very quickly, probably 2 hours, no interruptions. Scarf is super chunky thick! Wish I could post a pic!
Hello, would you mind sharing what size needle you used for this thread? I would like to try it. Thanks
So glad I saw this comment, I was thinking about using bernat blanket yarn as well. Thanks for sharing!
You are the best ,Jen I like the way you explain to us .I've learn crochet for one year , when other people explain and teach I don't understand .Thanks for your help .May The Lord Bless You✝🔱
Thank you so much you are a great teacher! This was only my 4th project and I completed it without any problem. I love the look of this scarf and it will be someone's Christmas gift this year!
I LOVE how you explain things!
Thank you!
wow...i have passed up trying the waffle stitch a 100 times because i thought it would be to hard.
thanks for taking the time to do a crochet along that is easy to follow and just as easy to understand. I have had some very positive feedback on the scarf that i made. Happy Holidays to you and yours
Love this stitch ! :) made a rather pastel-ish 8.5 foot mega scarf! Lots of fun. I'm sure it will find a home.... somewhere Thanks for the great & easy tutorial
Just so you know ....You are the...perfect crochet teacher .🌻🌻
You did a GREAT JOB explaining! I’m loving how my scarf is coming out so far!
Love this! Your tutorials are so good I keep coming back.
Hi Jennifer, I saw many different versions for this stitch but was not comfortable with the edges, used to find it confusing! I absolutely love it thatin your pattern we start the same way on both rows! So easy to follow and remember! Loving this pattern! Thanks a lot for this fantastic tutorial 😊👍
Ok...took a few tries but I finally got it and I LOVE it!!! Thank you!!!
I just finished an Afghan in this pattern. I can honestly say it’s a pattern you have to pay attention to what you’re doing, but it’s worth it
I have started crocheting about 2 months ago and your tutorials are very easy to understand. I love your projects.
Great tutorial Jennifer, excellent instructions making it easy to follow. Thanks for your time and sharing.💖🖒👏👏👏
You're very welcome!!
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I love the waffle stitch. You did a wonderful job explaining how to do the stitch. Great tutorial. The waffle stitch has a wonderful texture. Would you please make a tutorial for a dishcloth using this stitch? Great work, Jennifer.
Thank you so much for sharing this with me. I have been wanting to learn this stitch for a while and you are right it isn’t hard. Thanks again. You made it easy. Excellent teach!!! ☺️
Your instructions are very clear and easy to understand. This stitch does look harder than it actually is. This is my next project - thanks!
You explained this so well. I was able to make my little niece a scarf 🧣 thank you! ❄️
I am new to crochet. This is my 1st project. I love your video, I have watched it several times and it really helped me t o understand the concept . I am a knitter so I am use to videos. Thanks for all your help. I love your website.Bonnie F.
WOW!!! Thank You! I feel inspired! I'm going to try this. I've watched UA-cam Videos for years now and never felt compelled to comment. Thank you for this excellent lesson. You made a seemingly complex project seem approachable. Thank you!
Thank so much for your kind comment! I'm so glad you liked the video!!
Fiber Flux I am a beginner. What happens if I use a thinner yarn and a 4mm hook?
I really love your tutorials! So clear and easy to follow. Subscribed!
Gorgeous! Going to make for my cancer specialist!
I used this pattern a couple of years ago but needed a refresher course. This is an excellent video!
I'm gonna try it. Waiting for my yarn to come in the mail.....
I was always confused on how the horizontal ringing was made but had never seen any waffle stitch pieces or handled them to see how it was done, this was an easy follow along! I used the “mistletoe” yarn by RHSS and used a jumbo roll + half of a second jumbo roll to make it and I’m gone to border it with white and add tassels 😁😁
I have come back to this video SO many times ... thank you!! :)
Hi. I completed the scarf n it turned out to be awesome. Thanks for such a great tutorial
If I didn't had to purl my work it means that's very good tutorial! Thank you! Now it's my time to make waflles ❤
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH
IM NEW TO THIS IT WAS SO EASY THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN IT TO ME.. I’m showing it to my daughter
your video was really easy to follow... thanks for the pattern
I’m going to Belgium in March! Glad I came across your video
Beautiful. Wonderful stitch and easy to work with
Beautiful. I am a newbie to crochet. I was thinking which stitch to use to crochet a scarf for my son who is in Canada, I guess I found one 😊. Thank you for easy instructions.
This is a brilliant video tutorial, thank you so much and especially thank you for the multiples. I had never worked anything in crochet before but I like watching your videos. We had some bad weather in the uk which meant a lot of unexpected time stuck indoors. I have made a waffle stitch snood in a dk weight yarn & a 4mm hook using these instructions and it has come out brilliantly.
Very nice and helpful video and we learned so much from you very Big thanks for sharing and you explain very nice way
Love it. Already making Christmas items for family 2018. I have some beautiful tweed like Vana White yarn color is called obsidian (deep charcoal with a lite tan fleck) that will be a beautiful scarf for my brother. Love your instructions so easy to follow. Thank you
wonderful tutorial. I will be making this for a Kwanzaa gift. Thank you for your easy to follow guidance.
Awesome, glad you like it!!
You are the best , I watch them over & over thank your for all your help ❤🌼💝
I made some beautiful potholders using this patter - iGracias!👏👏
Thank you for the wonderful video I started crocheting about a year ago and you taught it well and made it easy for me to learn
Omg I love this stitch! Thank you so much for sharing! I will be trying this!
9:10 I'm a little confused here, the video seems to show two different ways of ending the row: either FPDC on second to last and then DC on last, ignoring the chain, or after the video cuts it shows FPDC on last stitch and DC on top of chain. Do we just choose whichever way we like?
The former makes the most sense, but in the latter I'm not sure if I'm missing something it doesn't line up. There's 21 DC in the first row. The first stitch of the second row is a DC, and from there you repeat the series of 3 stitches (1 FPDC, 2 DC) 6 times to end on a full sequence (now you've done 19 stitches in this row) before the end of the row would leave two stitches and the chain. This is where I'm confused: If you're going to FPDC in the last stitch and DC in the chain, you'd have to either skip a stitch (ending with 21 stitches like the previous row) or have 3 DC in a row or 2 FPDC in a row (which would end up with 22 stitches in the row) because otherwise the numbers aren't adding up. Sorry if I misunderstood something ;;
Just wrote the instructions Loved the tutorial! My sister asked me to work her up a scarf! Yay!
I love your voice for tutorials
Love the scarf! Great video very easy to follow.
I wish you’d use a lighter coloured yarn for such a complex stitch as this!
No need. The video is well lit and she has a light background to aid in seeking the stitches.
Plus the instructions are clear, even for a beginner like me
@@odetteveitch6439 everything is different for each person! It’s usually harder to see the each stitch and where it starts with darker yarn
@@Lili613b when working with dark yarn, light from underneath. It's simple physics. Lighting from above creates more shadows, making it harder to see where to put your hook. Light from underneath illuminates the working spaces, making it incredibly easy to work with dark yarn.
A tap light from the dollar store in the lap, or a cheap head lamp strapped to the thigh, will work wonders.
People waste tons of money on expensive OTT Lights and cheap garbage light up hooks when _it doesn't matter how bright the light is if you put it in the wrong place_
There are lots of instructions online on how to make a DIY light box (same concept, light from below) but cheap solutions are just as effective.
*Work smarter, not harder*
that’s your opinion, mine is different 👎 @@odetteveitch6439
Thankyou for your video!!! I've made a scarf for my friend and I love it ! Thankyou 👍💛
I hope mine turns out good, this is so helpful, thank you!
I am doing this type of scarf right now for a gift. I ,over how it feels.
Thanks a lot. I learned this stitch from uour video and made a very pretty muffler for my uncle.
This was a wonderful tutorial. It was made very well and easy to understand. I am so excited to try this and just subscribed.
I am so happy to learn another stitch. Thank you so much for this video tutorial :-)
Thank you for clear instructions and awesome pattern❤️
As I am just learning new stitches I was alway wary of this on but after watching it it looks surprisingly easy. Thank you x
Great tutorial - I love how you explain the fpdc, and the scarf is nice and textured :-)
Amaizing!!!crocheting is the BEST!!!
I made my first scarf with you thank you so much!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this video and your talent. I just finished a scarf. I used the Lion Brand Pound of Love in the color denim. I love it. I'm thinking of making a matching hat and fingerless gloves if it is possible with this stitch. Maybe with smaller hook. If not just use the same yarn. Thanks again. Take care, jlee
Excellent instructions! But it's still quite hard for me to learn! Nice and I love your toturial so much!
That's really pretty!
Thanks so much!!
Lovely scarf. I've done this as a blanket for one of my granddaughter's. They loved it. Thank u for the informative tutorial as u explain how to do complex stitches. Xx
l love this channel I am learning to crochet she is so helpful for a beginner
Thank you for the instructions, very easy to follow 💙💙
Always love your patterns... thank you!
its very easy make scarf the way you explained. thank you so much
Beautiful very beautiful very neat I love it, I made one for my husband so neat
Thank you so much, it was very useful to me, I hope I could show you the scarf I made
Please help the end of row2
FDC on the next stitch
DC on the last stitch
OR
FDC on the last stitch
DC on the top chain of the turning chain
Which one is the correct?
I’m wondering this too… very confused!
9:25 makes no sense, you said you dc in last stitch then there is a jump and then you say fpdc in last stitch, which is it?
Idk if you finally understood, but she basically just repeated what she did to explain it slowly. So for the last two stitches, fpdc then normal dc.
Yes agree very confusing..
What happened is that she made a mistake and went back to fix it, however, she did not go back far enough. The correct way is front post double crochet (fpdc) then a double crochet in the top of the chain, just like we would do after the fpdc. Does that help at all?
@@bharticarrington9524
I found it confusing too. At the end of row 2 I ended on a front post, but didn't know why a double crochet was added before the chain one.
There is definitely something off with the counting. if you work a multiple of 3+2, as is 23 you have an extra stitch,
row 1: ch2 + 21dc = 22st
row 2: dc *{fpdc dc dc}x6 fpdc dc(in ch2) that is 1+18+2 = 21st
row 3 : dc *{dc fpdc fpdc}x6 dc dc(in ch) again 21st
at first she does the last fpdc and dc in the 2 last (dc) stitches (without the ch2)
then she corrects to do them at the last (dc) stitch and the ch2
but does not explain the gap and the count issue
Um confused around 9:15-9:19.. You say double crochet and then video kinda jumps back and says its post stitch? So is it a double or post?
Thank you for a great tutorial.
Beautiful! Thanks for shopping
Thanks a lot great tutorial enjoyed making it you are great teacher
I like the pattern ❤
looking forward to trying this out!
Quick, fun pattern! Thanks so much.
I like this pattern and I am going to make a scarf fro my son and he likes this pattern.
Love this stitch pattern!
Love this can't wait to start this scarf
I love your videos. I've tried listening to others but your voice is very pleasing and you give full instructions. I'm trying to learn the Herringbone stitch and I'm unable to locate one that you have done. Can you point me in the right direction ?
Great looking scarf. I always like to make sets. Could you do a video for a hat in this pattern?
Fiber Spider has a great tutorial. I made a waffle stitch hat in just a couple hours using his fantastic instruction.
I know your comment is 4 years old but I'm replying for anyone who might need it, including you :)
Thanks for a wonderful tutorial.
Beautiful! Simple and easy tutorials!
well done , I've been missing that top stitch hidden behind the FPDC...
Your tutorials are fabulous! I've made several of your projects in the just the past few weeks. One possibly dumb 😳 question I have is about how to identify the "top chain" of the turning chain. For me it's usually just "trial & error" and then I see what looks good and/or is continuing the edge straight. For this waffle stitch though since we are only chaining 1 at the end of each row I'm struggling trying to figure out which is the "top chain" of the turning chain. I can't quite tell in this video. 🙄
Update: now that I've gotten about a dozen rows down I must have guessed correctly as the last stitch of each row now appears to make sense. However, if you have any "basic" tutorials about identifying stitches, turning chains, top chains, etc. that would be great! 👍🏻😀
Karen Catanese qy
hermoso su trabajo felicitaciones!!!!
Elsa Fernandez
Finishing needles are great for weaving in small yarn pieces
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THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO
I got confused at the end of the 2nd row. It's like part of the video was cut or u changed the ending at the last minute.
Maria Ruiz i am confused as well with the end of the second row.
A year have passed and here am i, with the same problem :P at the end of second row i'm having 2, not 1 stitch left. I've started with 32 stitches (multiple of 3 + 2), so i'm making 1dc at the very begining, then 9 times this motive of fpdc+2dc and it summs up to 28, not 29 (1 + 3*9). So confused, HELP!
@@modraszka708 I'm making this right now and I've followed several different patterns and I still have an extra stitch as well 😭
@@blkcubwhtbear5361 i just found another pattern and left this one - and i highly reccomend this way :D
You end up with 22 posts (21 dc+ the chain 2) with this pattern which is normal.
Skip the dc from the chain 1 at the end and start with the next (the first actual stitch in the row).
Remember she says to dc in the top on the chain 1, these you skip and the pattern will work.
This looks really fun. I'm going to try this.
Thanks for the pattern,nice your scarf i love it...