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December 12, 2021

Wave Step Stitch

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Wave Step Stitch
Wave Step Stitch

Wave Step Stitch

This Wave Step Stitch is a bit tricky to master in the very beginning but comes easier as you start to identify the stitches and recognize how the pattern comes together.

This creates a horizontal wave across your work in a stepping up and stepping down visual appearance. It's pretty neat if you ask me!

The waves have a lifting appearance which reminds me of the sandbars in a beach. It's pretty cool.

To keep my review real, I wouldn't say this is for beginners. However, if you are a beginners and get this stitch, big kudos to you.

There is a free pattern featuring this stitch, it's called the Rainbow Waves Throw by Red Heart. A video tutorial is also available to help you get started as well.

Rainbow Wave Step Stitch
Rainbow Wave Step Stitch
Wave Step Stitch
Wave Step Stitch
Wave Step Stitch
Wave Step Stitch

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Filed Under: Crochet Afghans and Blankets Tutorials, Crochet Stitch Library, Crochet Stitches, Crochet Waves and Zig Zag Blanket Patterns

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  1. Shelley henner says

    February 03, 2022 at 11:18 pm

    To make the rainbow step wave blanket in a different size what is the stitch multiple?

    Reply
    • Mikey says

      February 04, 2022 at 7:28 am

      I don't have an immediate answer without drawing a stitching diagram for this. I'm sorry. I don't know.

      Reply
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