Crochet Ripple Stitch Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2025
- Learn how to crochet ripple stitch pattern with this easy-to-follow tutorial.
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My grandmother taught me how to crochet 45 years ago. All she crocheted were ripple afghans. I always wanted to crochet a ripple afghan in memory of her, but couldn’t wrap my head around it until now. Thanks to your fantastic tutorial, I am starting my “Missie memory” afghan tonight. Thank you beyond words. 💗
same here I used to go to Italy to see all four of my grandparents, my grandmom on the side of my mom she used to crochet ripple blankets and squares with flowers, and that was 45 years ago to, but I just do the pattern once and then I don't have to look anymore finish
That’s what I love about UA-cam. I’m a person that has to see things hands-on. And I crocheted for years before I could read patterns. Now I’m doing better reading patterns, because I have been learning my abbreviations over the last few years. There is a blog on the Internet called crochet spot. It has been very helpful for me with my abbreviations. Just take a deep breath and go for it! I really believe you can do it, just stick with it. I found that a lot of things I think are extremely hard looking, are not hard at all. Good luck!
Is this a chevron stitch?
My grandma also taught me and, all her blankets were ripples or granny's. She just showed me the basics. Now thanks to tutorials on you tube, I am learning far more than when I was trying to figure it out from a book. I bet my Granny's smiling from above! Mom too, although she wasn't all that interested in learning. This ripple pattern is unexpectedly easy. This one is for you G Louise! ;-) Thanks for the tutorial!
I was very young, before a teen, and I am almost 77 now, when my grandma taught me to crochet. I make afghans. Gram did really fine crochet, hanky edging ,doilies, and pillow case edgings. She was fantastic.
You are a very good teacher. I've been crocheting for 40 years and always felt defeated on ripple stitches. This really helped!
Hi, my name is I think I subscribed and saved this ripple stitch.I love the ripple stitch.I'm glad and I look forward to seeing your work.God bless
Oh man, so relieved to find this exact video again. I haven’t crocheted a thing since Christmas, my husband passed away 5 months ago, and I am finally ready to start another one.
Clearly I’d forgotten a step or two, but thank you so very much!!
I'm sorry for your great loss. Glad to see you are able to find joy in your hobby again. Grief can get a hold of your heart and never let go sometimes. Good luck on your future projects ❤ I hope this one turned out great!
This is my favorite ripple stitch video. I’ve made several blankets since first watching this. I came back to clarify one part, now starting another blanket. Thank you for your very clear instructions and visual!
I like this also. It is very easy to understand.
I need a written pattern for this, can’t follow this person.
I have been watching several videos regarding the ripple / Chevron stitch and yours is by far the best. Thank you!!!!
Love how you take your time and explain every aspect. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much. I really struggled with this stitch but after watching your tutorial I have mastered it. I was getting frustrated but now I can start on my blanket. X
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I was having a hard time understanding written instructions, but your explanation cleared it up!
You are an excellent teacher. Your ripple cowl is on cuteness overload. Everyone check it out. I made many ripple Afghans in the 80’s but your pattern is mindless effort. Thank you so much
This is the best tutorial I've seen for this stitch. Thank you for how you do your presentation. Alot of videos are too chatty about too much. It seems they think they can't have a quiet part in the video but you show and tell how it's done and after you do, you just stitch and it gives the viewers a chance to do the same without hearing a lot of irrelevant chatter. Thank you so much!
Excellent instructions. I finally learned how to crochet the ripple stitch! Thank you!
I’m going to try my 1st ripple stitch blanket. Your explanation was great. Thanks so much! Mary-Jo
Best tutorial 🥰 I have tried this twice, and now I have gotten the hang of it...within 30 minutes😊😊 I will make a scarf to start with, and then try a little shawl. Thanks you for your easy to follow tutorial, and I love the yarn😊👍🏾
I followed this tutorial and made a beautiful big blanket. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and helping me learn!!!
Thank you for making this video so easy to follow! I frogged 283 stitches 4 times before I gave up on that tutorial and found yours!🎉
Thank you! After watching your tutorial I was able to go back to my Grandma's last Afghan she made me and figure out her exact pattern, it happens to match yours!! Now I can carry on the family tradition in making afghan's for my children, and maybe one day my Grand children!
I just want to thank you for your tutorial. I struggle with chevrons and couldn’t find a ripple I could actually do it. Your directions were excellent and after a swatch, I went right to a large blanket and my first row came out great. Keep posting!!-Judy in maine
I will be making an ocean shore blanket and tacking on a few amigurumi sea turtles as a gift for my great niece. 😊🐢🌊
My daughter wants that blanket as well. So grateful for this tutorial 😊
I love this stitch. I’m learning to crochet all over again. I want to make a baby blanket. I love the way you explain this stitch.
You are such a hood instructor…. I agree thst ripples and chevrons look great in multi colored yarns. I;m doing ine now, sing Red Heart’s Favorite Stripes, and it looks great. The Multi you used is really nice. I love the rich colors.’’
Thanks for a very well done tutorial…
Sandy from Cincinnati
Thanks Brittany for this tutorial. I always have such a hard time with the ripple stitch! But for some reason your instruction seems to be perfect. I plan to try making something out of this again. I think making as scarf first, will do the trick. If I can get the hang of the stitch with a scarf, I can move onto an afghan, which is what I want to make. I can't wait to try Red Hearts new yarns too! Thanks!
This is hands down the BEST and easiest ripple stitch I have seen. Thsnk Yiu so much. And, the yarn is girgeius... I can do this.👍
Thank you so much!
PERFECT tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you so much. Your instruction is fantastic. I was so confused and you have made it all perfectly clear. Going to start my first ripple afghan.
Your instructions are so clear, thank you. I’m going to create an afghan with this stitch. 🧶
I’ve tried so many videos and books to figure it out, and none of them work. Now I feel like a pro! Amazing video! Now I’m gonna try to crochet a pair of dungarees 😂❤
Thank you for this. There is a pattern that I would like to do, but it always helps me if I can visualize what I am to actually do. I am going to do a little practice swatch but I feel like this is very doable.
You are an EXCELLENT teacher!!!
Making a late graduation gift from high school, she will have it when she goes to collage!!
Great tutorial!
Thank you so very much I was trying to do this pattern like 8 years ago and I just did not get it right, I think it's because you made it so easy and made the decision very easy to understand. Thank you, your channel is perfect for beginners!❤️ I'm making my self a personal blanket. It's going to be pink I love pink.
I've made a few ripple afghans over the years but was looking for a different pattern - this one looks awesome. It will be an afghan/blanket for the couch bed in the spare room. Great Tutorial!
This video was so helpful! You explain this so much better than my pattern book. Many thanks!
HI Love the video. I am working on an afghan for my 6'6" tall son. I know he is going to love this. sooo pretty
That sounds like a wonderful project :) Have fun!
Finished learning this stitch rn thanks for teaching me i hope i can make a sweater with this
Thank u so much ....u r only the one who is showing us really gud pattern how to stich ...❤❤
Thank you for your tutorial...My daughter asked me to make her a throw and she picked her yarn and the ripple pattern. It’s been 20 years since I crocheted the ripple pattern. You made it very easy.....
I am making a throw for my new couch using the Red Heart Ombré multi. Your tutorial was very helpful. Thanks so much. I will be following you in the future.😃
I am learning to crochet and will start today. I wanted to make a ripple stitch scarf using three colors. I think I will use this video as a tutorial, once I figure out how to change colors... Thank you so much!
Sounds great! Have fun!
@@bhookedcrochet A couple of us here in the comments are wondering how to make a border for a blanket like this. Can you help?
Thanks! Was looking for easy to follow directions for ripple stitch and I found it! Looking forward to trying it!
I’m going to start my ripple stitch Afghan today!!! Thanks for the tutorial 😃
I’m so excited of learning this ripple,your work is so neat Thank you so much🌈🌈🦋🦋
Thank you so much! I am following your Instructions and my work is looking so good 😃🤗❤️
I was working off a pattern with a ripple stitch and the pattern had missing steps regarding the increase at the ends, chain 3 turn and so I was grateful to find this video to help. I am working on an Afghan for a gift.
Thank you for the lovely tutorial ❤
You're a great teacher! Thank you!
This is going to be my first Ripple Blanket I do want to learn.
This is a great video and I followed everything exactly but on the 3rd row, my increases aren't lining up....They're off by a couple of stitches. What am I doing wrong?
Thank you so much, I was following another & messed up. Watched this video & realized my mistake. I cannot wait to begin this project again
Thank you I found It easy to follow and shall have fun completing the blanket
Thank you for your easy explaining❤
Definitely going to try this out. Thanks ❤
l enjoyed doing this chevron ripple stich with u . u explain so easily. thank u very much.
Making my little cousin a ripple striped afghan with this pattern!
Thank you 🙏 very well explained 🎉
With this ripple stage I will be making a baby blanket❤❤ ❤
I want to crochet a wrap
thank you God Bless everyone ❤🙏
I absolutely love your tutorials. Please figure out for me the count for the foundation of a big afghan. When I say big I’m thinking about 280 stitches. Does that sound right? I am so new to this but with you I am loving it. Thank you. Marianela
If I increase with. Double crochet at the end of each row as tutorial instructs, and turn and repeat the pattern, each row is going to be getting two more stitches.
This confuses me too. Won’t the blanket just grow and grow into a cone shape?? if we end each row with 2 double crochet in the last stitch?
Ok, I get it now. There is always one more “valley “ and one less “peak” in this type of pattern, so the double crochet increases at the beginning and end of each row merely balance it out. 😊😊😊
Lovely! Thanks! I'd like to try this stitch in a handbag! I'll have to do some improvising on how to work the top and bottom, given I'll add lining and a zipper. No idea now if I should add some stitches to even out the end, or if I could leave it like that! (I'm new to bag making)
Greetings, I am Belinda, I love this teaching and have a question. Do the decreases and increases "stack" on top of each other each row or do they slightly stagger? I am Most Appreciative of how you instruct. &💖!
Thanks!
Thank you! 💙
Thank you for the tutorial! This really helped
Do I have to work in the back bump? It’s not how I normally crochet
Can you put the ripple blanket in the washer and dryer or hand wash I don’t want to damage the blanket ?
Easy peasy! Thanks 😊
Hello, looking for some guidance. I'm on row 37 and the peaks and valleys seem to be flattening out. I've tried tightening my stitches without success. Any ideas are appreciated!
Thank you for this video. When the war in Ukraine started I made flags to raise donations for the displaced Ukrainians and I used this stitch which made them look like they were waving in the wind. I never expected it to go on this long. But now that the first anniversary is here I've decided to make more to raise more funds but I could not remember how to start this stitch. I did not learn off of your video originally but I wish I had because this video was so simple to follow. I don't think I'm ever going to forget how to do it now. But I really hope I don't have to make very many more of these flags 😢 Slava Ukraine!
excellent tutorial....look forward to more:)
Thnks alot it's going to be my first time to do this riple pattern
Thanks for a great tutorial! I'm going to make a baby blanket for my friends first bubs :)
Excellent. Thanks!!!!!
Perfect! Thank you sooooo much!
Great tutorial!
Question: does it matter if you start with an even or odd multiple of 14 chains?
I am familiar with this Roll With It yarn by RH but I’m not so sure of the color you are using. Can you check to make sure it reads Multi? I can’t
find it anywhere they sell RH Roll With It yarn…..
Could you please tell me if would possible to square this pattern off, and how I could do it many thanks
Yhank You! However i've got the enormous increase in the rows and i couldn't figure out why, what am i doing wrong? Please, please advise, thank You
How would you build on the stitch, making it wider ? I want to make a flared sleeve on a jumper I’ve been working on and I can’t wrap my head around making the shoulder section width smaller and the wrist section wider.
If you wanted to make a throw that 2 people could cuddle under, how many chains should I start with? What was the width of your demo piece?
It would be nice to know how many chains for each afghan we make. I would like to know how many chains for lap afghan please
Thanks so much for the great tutorial. As you said, once the first row was done the rest were much easier. Can't wait to watch more of your videos. Is there a way to crochet a pattern, like a fish into the ripple so I don't have to sew in an applique?
Can you add a note to post on sizes/ # of stitches for most afghans and how many chains or repeats of a full chevron (valley to peak) does a person need to make a standard size afghan (50@ x 64” ish???). Do I just multiply the stitch pattern by how many I think I need? I don’t want to have to frog it!!
I started a blanket that used a ripple stitch pattern but I lost the pattern and just left this project. Wish me luck as I try to come back to it and try to finish it!
On the very beginning when you work in the back bump as you said, is that one loop only? Is the back bump one loop for starting row only?
I really like that you have four dc between peak and valley
Would you help me with how many chains to start out with for a twin size afghan? thanks
when you say 14 plus 3 does that mean if I want my blanket bigger then 31 stitches wide do I do 14 plus 14 until it's the width I want and then add 3 at the end or add 3 afterceach 14
Multiples of 14, then add 3. Those 3 form your first 'stitch' in each row. So, 28+3, 42+3, 56+3, 112+3, or whatever width you need
What if you don’t work in back stitch on that foundation row! What if you waited to do that after that first row? Really hard on foundation row??
Can you share how many stitches to do a blanket, I am nearly blind and want to do a blanket.
I also used to knit but I kept dropping stitches, so U will understand when I say I have enuf to do with ongoing afghans at this time & they both have double crochet in each afgan for two of my grandchildren & then the other for my daughter, who wants me to do a ripple stitched one with most of my of the yarn I have stashed away in various places, so that will use up a lot of my yarn doing it whatever I come across at the time.
Hello how many chain should I do for blanket size 40x60 ?
Love this stitch, seems so easy. My one question would be: I usually like to have a border on my blankets…what would you suggest and how to do it on the ripple edge? Thanks for any help! 😃
Good question!! I'd love to know too! @bhookedcrochet can you help us out please?
at long last, I now know how to do the ripple stitch. I will be making a throw.
I'm planning on making a large blanket using bright color yarns from Hobby Lobby.
Hello there you said leave a comment of what type of project I’ll be making with this ripple stitch I will be making a queen size blanket. 😍👩🏾🦲🥰
i'm trying couple stitch for gift 4 dear friend b day in 4 weeks on second row i don't have enough chains at end i made 112 chains and added 3 chains what am i doing wrong please help
I’m not sure if it is just me but at the end of row 2 I’m left with an extra stitch so then my next row is off. I’m now sure what I am doing wrong because I am following the video exactly the same way?