Best Waffle Blanket is an idea that should make any business owner happy, no matter how big or small their business is. When you spend your time rocking in a comfortable cuddle of your favorite waffle blanket, a nicely generated piece of content from Rytr can help you get the job done more quickly and easily. It's not too soft, not too hard, it's the perfect blend of both - and it keeps you warm without overheating. The Best Waffle Blanket in 2022- You Should Know Aboutīest Waffle Blanket is the most comfortable waffle blanket you can find. The Best Waffle Blanket in 2022- You Should Know About.Please be respectful and do not sell this pattern or finished product in any way, especially as your own. Love crochet? Check out my other fun crochet projects:ĭid you make this Waffle Stitch Crochet Blanket? Let us know in the comments below! Row 3 - Sl st to connect, ch 2, then hdc between each of the previous row's hdc (again, 3 hdc in each corner for an increase).
Row 2 - Hdc in each sp around (for the sides, I made 3 hdc in each square), and 3 hdc in each corner for an increase. Row 1 - Starting in a corner, ch 2 and place 2 hdc in the same space. Rows 4 - 102: Repeat row 1, then row 2, then row 1, then row 2, and so on until you've completed 102 rows or the blanket is the length you'd like. Row 3: Ch 3, *dc in next 3 st, fpdc in next st* repeat from * to * all the way across, but in the last stitch make a dc. Row 2: Ch 2, *fpdc in next 3 st, dc in next st* repeat from * to * all the way across, but in the last stitch make a hdc. Row 1: Dc in fourth ch from hook, then dc in each st across (153). 🪝 Crochet abbreviations for this pattern To decrease or increase the length of the blanket, simply make more or less rows. To decrease the width of the blanket, make a smaller number of chains OR to increase the width, increase the number of chains, but always keep it in multiples of 4 + 3. The waffle stitch pattern is started in multiples of 4 + 3 (for example, 24 is a multiple of 4, plus add three, to your starting chain would be 27).Due to the fact that this blanket is customizable to smaller and larger sizes, no total stitch numbers are given for the border.This pattern will make a small throw blanket or afghan (commonly called a lapghan), measuring approximately 46" x 46".If needed, please review the front post double crochet before starting. Please refer to the tutorial video for step-by-step instruction of the waffle stitch.All instructions, abbreviations, and materials in this pattern are given in US terminology.The nice thing about the waffle stitch is that you really only have to learn two rows because it's just a repeat of row 1, then row 2, then row 1, then row 2, and so on. There's an instructional video for the front post stitch too, which I link to in the video. All you need to know are the half double crochet, double crochet, and front post double crochet. If you've never tried the waffle stitch before, no worries, I've got you covered with a step by step tutorial video. It's got to be soft and comfy.Īnother great thing about this blanket is that you can customize it to any size you want! The waffle stitch is super easy to increase or decrease and I'll tell you how in the Notes below. Or wandering outdoors on a cold winter day, all bundled up in a slouch hat and chunky scarf. Cuddling up with a sweet lovey blanket and a soft pillow. There's just something about those little squares that means comfort.Īnd I'm all about being comfortable. We all love waffles, whether they're homemade waffles, strawberry shortcake waffles, or a crochet blanket made with the waffle stitch. 🪝 Crochet abbreviations for this pattern.
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