Back Loops Wave Stitch

Back Loops Wave Stitch

June 2, 2015 | Comments 3
Back Loops Wave Crochet Stitch

Back Loops Wave Crochet Stitch

Back Loops Wave Stitch

The Back Loops Wave Stitch is very similar to a regular crochet wave stitch. The significant difference is that every other row, you will use the back loops only. This causes the waves to lift up from each other for a three dimensions textured look.

I figured out the math to make this stitch in different sizes.

 Sizes

Mattress Size Size of Afghan Dimensions Starting Chain Count Rows Required Balls R’qd
This Pattern Throw 42″ x 67″  139  80 Rows5 Colours = 16 Rowsfor each Colour   10 Balls 
 39″ x 75″  Twin 66″ x 90″ 244  120 Rows ?
54″ x 75″ Full / Double 80″ x 90″ 304 120 Rows ?
60″ x 80″  Queen 90″ x 90″ 349 120 Rows ?
78″ x 84″ King  108″ x 90″ 409 120 Rows ?
 39″ x 75″ Day Bed  66″ x 90″ 244 120 Rows ?
 48″ x 84″  Single Waterbed 66″ x 90″ 244 120 Rows ?
60″ x 84″ Queen Waterbed 90″ x 90″ 349 120 Rows ?
72″ x 84″ King Waterbed 108″ x 90″ 409 120 Rows ?

Crochet Diagrams

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Enjoy the stitching journey. Life is short, enjoy this wonderful hobby and all of the learning opportunities that come with it.