Fabulously Easy Squared Waffle Rainbow

Those colors are mesmerizing! The waffle crochet stitch is fabulous by itself but these colors are making it even more interesting and beautiful.

This really pretty blanket looks lovely and warm and it seems the perfect pattern for cake yarn.

It has fabulous texture and is great for blankets or even some dishcloths.

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What You’ll Need

Yarn: This one calls for DK (size 3) yarn.

Hook: 4.5mm.

You’ll also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in ends and scissors.

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Squared Waffle Rainbow Free Crochet Pattern

This pattern can be made in any weight yarn you choose, with appropriate hook for the yarn weight (8ply/Dk/#3 weight – 4.5mm hook)

Raised Squared waffle can be made to any size from a washcloth to a blanket

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[Free Pattern] Fabulously Easy Squared Waffle Rainbow

 

Follow the video tutorial below, courtesy of Buttonnose Crochet and learn how to crochet the Raised Squared Waffle stitch.

[Free Pattern] Fabulously Easy Squared Waffle Rainbow

This pattern can be made as an Afghan block, a washcloth or a blanket. It can be made any size that you wish and in any yarn or hook size that you wish.

 

Watch the video below to see how it’s done:

Head over to Buttonnose Crochet to get the free pattern>>Squared Waffle Rainbow

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