Crochet Wave Stitch Tutorial

The wave stitch is a beautiful crochet technique. The wave-like stitches add an amazing texture to your crochet piece that will certainly garner lots of attention. Use this unique crochet stitch on blankets, scarves, pillows, placemats, and so much more. You will see the design come to life quickly and it's a beginner-friendly stitch as well, so anyone can learn it and enjoy working it up. Learn how to create wave stitch crochet with this video tutorial.
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[@berthamunig5281]

I need to learn to learn the moss stech...please help me...

[@berthamunig5281]

Please Help me with the moss stech.

[@lynneyluv]

I’ve never seen anyone crochet into the chain like you do. Is that for a nicer finish?

[@barbaraward9601]

DazzleMeeCrochet Aussie Lynne She is just working into both of the stitches that make up the “v.” Some people work into only one. It’s personal preference.

[@mangomum99]

When showing us learners how to do crochet it would be awesome if you did not crowd your work with your fingers we don’t want to see how fast you can do it as we want slow in order to learn I hop this goes across positively as I really want to learn more 😊 thank you 🙏