Learn to Crochet the Wiggly Stitch

In this free tutorial, I show how to crochet the Wiggly Stitch! This stitch is so fun and so addicting. It has a sort of vintage crochet look to it and I just love all the possibilities. So far I have used it to make potholders and trivets as well as washcloths and dish scrubbies, but I would love to try using it to make a rug. It's very thick and 3-dimentional with such a fun texture.
Here are the stitches we will use:
Magic Circle (don't worry, I'll show you how)
Slip Stitch
Single Crochet
Chain
Double Crochet
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Wiggly Star Trivet
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Square Wiggly Stitch Tutorial
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[@barbaramcmahon3956]

Loving the circle wiggle.

[@GinellCooper]

😊❤️

[@nancydavies6751]

Yes! I would love to see a square or rectangle! I think these would be great for chair pads or a pad to lay a baby on the floor for tummy time. Those ‘wiggles’ would be great for tiny fingers to dig in and hold on!

[@GinellCooper]

Ooo tummy pad and chair pads...great ideas!

[@ShirleyDeeDesigns]

My grandma made a wiggly pot holder decades ago and I always loved it. The original pattern came from the September, 1949 Workbasket magazine!

[@GinellCooper]

It reminds me of things my grandmother made too. It's fun to bring those vintage patterns back ❤️

[@samasonedderman]

Fabulous. Instructions I actually understand! Thanks

[@GinellCooper]

I'm so glad!

[@sharongreutman4576]

They’re so cool looking. Please do the square tutorial.

[@CoolCraftyCreations]

Definitely a great hot pad trivet.

[@GinellCooper]

Thanks! I'm glad you like it. Someday maybe I will make a rug using this technique

[@gingerhull6443]

Beautiful❤

[@GinellCooper]

Thank you ❤️

[@Ruzanna-lj7ph]

Thank you 💌💋💋💋💖💖💖⚘⚘⚘

[@GinellCooper]

You're so welcome ❤️

[@ruthfarrell8265]

Nice. On my list to do soon.

[@jamespelletier6505]

heart rug

[@GinellCooper]

That would be cool ♥️

[@lucytrotta7836]

I would like learn how to make a rectangle for a bathroom rug. I am not sure if you will have enough interest for it though. I just thought I would suggest it.

[@GinellCooper]

Great idea! I will put it on the list of future projects and let you know. I am about to make an area rug by crocheting with yarn and fabric

[@jonellxsmith5446]

Square!

[@GinellCooper]

Yeah I think I kind of talked myself into it by the end of the video. I did link a written tutorial for a square if you want to get started right away but I think there might be a rectangular rug in our future 😁❤

[@brendavirgin201]

Yes plz a square .

[@GinellCooper]

I'll see what I can do 😁

[@sherryseeton6749]

What is the mm size of your G hook?

[@GinellCooper]

4.25