Easy Corner to Corner (C2C) Crochet Wattle Stitch

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Do you know how to crochet the c2c wattle stitch? It is such a fun and easy stitch to learn! I love using this crochet stitch for blankets and washcloths currently.

It’s an easy enough stitch that I feel even a relatively beginner crocheter could easily learn it. It’s made with chain stitches, single crochet stitches and double crochet stitches. There may only be 1 stitch that you may not be familiar with, if you a beginner and that is the single crochet 2 stitches together. That is the only other stitch that the c2c Wattle stitch requires.

How to Crochet the Wattle Stitch?

If you have ever crocheted the regular wattle stitch, then you know just how easy it is to do. If you haven’t, you can find my full tutorial for it HERE

I learned the regular wattle stitch over the past Summer and made washcloths with it! I recently wanted to learn how to crochet it in the corner to corner fashion and really like this way also.

I’m currently working on a baby blanket with the C2C wattle stitch with Lion Brand Mandala Ombre Yarn in the color Chi.

What can I make with the C2C Wattle Stitch?

There are so many things that you can make using this stitch! The different things include –

Baby Blankets
Afghans
Washcloths
Potholders
Shawls

The great thing about this stitch is that it is an easy, mindless stitch. It’s a stitch that you can easily work while watching TV or while riding in the car. It doesn’t take a lot of concentration after the first couple of rows and you can work it up super easy and fast!

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What type of yarn is best for the C2C Wattle Stitch?

Lots of different types of yarns will work for the corner to corner wattle stitch! DK weight yarn, worsted weight yarn or even bulky weight yarn. Try them all out and see what you like best!

Different blends of yarns work for this stitch too. I mostly use Acrylic yarn or cotton yarn when I crochet.

When learning a new stitch, you can use a cotton yarn and work up a sample with it. Make it big enough that it can be a washcloth when you’re finished. That way instead of pulling it back out you can have a finished piece like a washcloth while you learned a new stitch.

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How to Crochet the Corner to Corner Wattle Stitch

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Things you will need:

(Any yarn with corresponding hook will work.)
Scissors
Yarn Needle
Stitch Markers (optional)

Abbreviation / Stitch Key:

ch = chain
st = stitch (es)
sk = skip
mc = magic circle / ring
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
sc2tog = single crochet 2 stitches together
sp = space
yo = yarn over
t = turn

To start the C2C Wattle Stitch

Increase –

Row 1: Ch 4, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in 4th ch st from hook

Row 2: ch 3, t, sk dc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 1 sp, sk sc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 3 sp

Here’s the steps of row 2

Row 3: ch 3, t, sk 1st dc ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 1 sp, sk sc and dc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 1 sp, sk sc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 3 sp

Here’s what it looks like after row 3

Row 4: ch 3, t, sk dc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 1 sp, * sk sc and dc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 1 sp* repeat * to * across until you reach ch 3 sp, sk sc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 3 sp

Continue repeating row 4 until the piece is as wide as you want it to be.

To Decrease –

Row 5: ch 2, t, (place stitch marker around ch 2), sk dc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 1 sp, * sk sc and dc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 1 sp* repeat * to * across until you reach ch 3 sp, sc in ch 3 sp

Row 6: ch 2, (place marker), t, sk sc and dc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 1 sp, * sk sc and dc, ( sc, ch 1, dc ) in ch 1 sp* repeat * to * across until you reach very last ch 1 sp, do not work into last ch 1 sp. sc2tog over last ch 1 sp and ch 2 (from previous row)

Continue repeating row 6 until you have only 2 ch 1 spaces left, like this

Row 7: ch 2 (place marker), t, sk sc and dc, ( sc, ch 1, dc) in ch 1 sp, sk sc and dc, sc2tog in the last ch 1 sp and ch 2 sp

Row 8: ch1, sk sc and dc, 1sc in next ch-1 sp

Cut yarn and weave in all ends.

If you have any trouble with this stitch, be sure to check out my video tutorial! I hope that you will enjoy this stitch and crochet so many new things with it!

I’d love to see your creations that you make from all of my patterns, be sure to tag me @okiegirlblingnthings on Instagram so I can see. Whether you make this C2C Wattle Stitch or something else entirely, tag me!