Wattle Stitch (Crochet 101 Series) | Easy Crochet Beginner Tutorial

[@beverlysmith1953]

Love this pattern, so pretty. Thank you, Amanda, for another great pattern.

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome! Happy crocheting 🧶

[@Lisa..4]

I like this. It looks like it’ll work up fast. Thank you for sharing. I always enjoy your videos. 💐

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you for watching! 😊 I’m glad you enjoy my tutorials!

[@dnicholson1449]

Thank you! It’s exactly what I needed!

[@AmandaCrochets]

You're welcome!

[@dianastanfill6779]

Simple but so pretty! ♥

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thank you! 😊

[@joycechapman262]

Really like this pattern❤. Thank you

[@AmandaCrochets]

You’re welcome 😊

[@Mypandaloves]

I like his stitch. Thanks

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks for watching!

[@catherineengel4720]

Love it, thank you 😎

[@AmandaCrochets]

So glad to hear! 😊

[@haleytyrrell9609]

i love this stitch. You should design some projects with it. I'm excited to try this stitch out. I bet this would be nice as a dishcloth or hotpad.

[@AmandaCrochets]

That's a great idea!

[@haleytyrrell9609]

I love textured stitches. Could you design some more dishcloths without a border? Your channel is one of my favorites. My boyfriend and I both love listening to your stuff (he is blind too), and we both think you do a wonderful job being descriptive in your videos. :)

[@janknecht139]

I’ve used this pattern for several years except I normally don’t do a back and forth blanket. I make a wattle stitch C2C

[@AmandaCrochets]

Oh, I had no idea you can do a C2C with the wattle stitch. How fun!

[@janknecht139]

@@AmandaCrochets I found the pattern on KZbin a few years ago and I make it every time with the exception of a couple of times. It’s a very easy pattern.

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@janknecht139 that’s awesome! Thanks for letting me know about this 😊

[@janknecht139]

@@AmandaCrochets you’re welcome

[@Pakrs61]

Thanks for another easy to follow video! I wonder if this would be too heavy for a bed blanket, any advice? Thanks

[@romystumpy1197]

I think it depends on the fibre content of the yarn,acrylic and any other synthetic will be lighter than natural fibres like cotton or wool.

[@Pakrs61]

@romystumpy1197 Thank you for your reply, you helped alot!

[@AmandaCrochets]

I agree, it would definitely depend on the type of yarn you use. You could also use a bigger hook to make it a little more airy.

[@Pakrs61]

@@AmandaCrochets I'll play around with different hook sizes, great suggestion, I'll be using acrylic yarn so I'll start with a 6 and go from there, Thank you so much for helpful suggestions!

[@maureensciandra3903]

Any thoughts on using a variegated yarn?

[@AmandaCrochets]

Variegated yarns are very fun to use! However, depending on what stitch you use, the stitch might be hard to see with all the colors. I highly suggest creating a sample swatch with the variegated yarn and stitch of your choice before committing to a bigger project.

[@maureensciandra3903]

I was referring to this stitch. Thanks.

[@AmandaCrochets]

@@maureensciandra3903 got it! I haven’t tried a variegated yarn with this stitch, mainly because I don’t have any at the moment 😂

[@bonnieblahovich2848]

If i use a jumbo (7) yarn how much would i get for a baby blamket

[@AmandaCrochets]

It would depend on how big you make the baby blanket and how many yards are in each skein.

[@amyrudolph2079]

❤

[@AmandaCrochets]

Thanks!