Diamond Waffle Stitch

[@JoanneHarvie]

Thank you - great video. Yor explanation is wonderful Much appreciated.

[@lisastreasures]

Beautiful stitch. Thank you for teaching us so much. 💜

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re welcome!

[@owhitneygirl]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! This stitch seemed confusing until I watched your video. ❤

[@mariawilliams9123]

Very interesting ,well explained

[@mls_words_of_wisdom]

Looks beautiful with that yarn/wool.

[@louwalmsley2674]

Thank you for sharing this special stitch. I learn so much from your tutorials.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

I’m so happy that you’re enjoying them :)

[@hazelnutty7909]

Beautiful!

[@jennik4519]

thank you so much for this tutorial!!! i've watched so many others and couldn't figure it out at all!! You made this very clear and easy to follow!!

[@jodielavigne7603]

I love it. So pretty.

[@juttakasapis6408]

You're AMAZING ! ☺

[@rheac953]

This shade of purple is very visable! The green also, you choose colors well. I did a similar stitch on an Aran afgan years back. I think it used chains instead of trebles. Wish I could find that pattern book again.

[@anushashridhar5111]

I want to make this diamond stitch for making a round shape bag. Any guidance for that? Will be really thankful!

[@Auggie025]

the single and double crochet rows are reversible but the front post side is not so make sure it's on the outside. To have it in the round, slip the end row stitch to the top of the row's beginning stitch.it's exactly the same as working it flat otherwise. To make the bottom, you can use magic circle or crochet a shape you like then slip stitch or single crochet the bottom to the top. If you don't mind rounded corners, you can work it all as one piece.