C2c wattle stitch

The Crochet Wattle Stitch Pattern is a beautiful texture perfect for any blanket, scarf, or cardigan. And the best part? It only uses single and double crochets.

[image description: a photo of a C2C wattle stitch square made with light blue yarn against a white background. The wattle stitch is a repeating pattern of [sc, ch-1, dc] in the ch-1 spaces of the...

Free Afghan Square pattern, using the Wattle stitch

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Two C2C wattle stitch crochet washcloths. Made with Knit Pick’s Dishie yarn, the left one is in color Mint and the right is in color Blush. The post features what I think is one of the best s…

The other day I saw a very nice combination of colors in one of the drawings. Then I decided to use this combination of colors in a simple ...

Who knew you could make so much texture in a project by just alternating 3 different stitches. Plus, this stitch is only a 1 row repeat after the 1st row! Trust me, you will love learning the wattle stitch!. . . . . #crochet #crochetstitches #crochetstitchtutorial #wattlestitch

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Have you ever tried wattle stitch? It is so easy and beautiful crochet stitch. I have prepared a beginner friendly photo tutorial, full of detailed instructions and useful tips. So, if you have never tried it, try it now. You will learn it in no time!

"Wattle stitch is an easy, textured and reversible crochet stitch. This crochet pattern is again a combination of single and double crochet stitches only, just as the Lemon Peel Stitch, Silt Stitch and the Suzette Stitch (US terms). What makes that stitch even more enjoyable is that one only needs to count in the first row! The rest, as they say, is....simple and easy. The wattle stitch creates a dainty 'pattern' and it will become one of your go-to stitches, guaranteed."

"The C2C Suzette stitch is worked in a diagonal with the same method, you start from one corner, increasing both sides of the triangle, and when you reach the desired length you start decreasing on both sides, until reaching the other corner. The corner to corner crochet Suzette stitch forms a square, but can also be worked to form a rectangle. Because of the dense, yet soft texture of the Suzette stitch, it’s a perfect stitch for so many projects. And the best part about the C2C technique…

Learn how to crochet the Wattle Stitch to create an Afghan

Learn how to crochet this Wattle Stitch with this free video tutorial #crochet

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