
The Wave and Chevron Stitch is a really fun variation of a classic ripple or chevron stitch. Each repeat starts with a flat edge. This stitch would be perfect to use on a striped baby blanket.
There are many different ways to change up the stripes on this crochet stitch. It does need to be worked in at least 2 colors to get the full effect of the pattern. In the sample shown, I changed color every 2 rows.

Materials and Information
Yarn used in tutorial: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice
Hook used: 5.5 mm Clover Amour
Abbreviations
- US Terminology
- St(s): stitch(es)
- Ch(s): chain(s)
- Sc: single crochet
- Hdc: half double crochet
- Dc: double crochet
- Tr: treble crochet
- Sc2tog: single crochet 2 stitches together, sc decrease
- Sc3tog: single crochet 3 stitches together, sc decrease over 3 stitches
- Tr2tog: treble crochet 2 stitches together, tr decrease
- Tr3tog: treble crochet 3 stitches together, tr decrease over 3 stitches
Special Stitches
Sc2tog: insert hook into stitch indicated, yo pull up loop, insert hook into next st, yo, pull up loop. Yo, pull through all loops on hook
Sc3tog: insert hook into stitch indicated, yo pull up loop, [insert hook into next st, yo, pull up loop] 2x. Yo, pull through all loops on hook
Tr2tog: yo x2, insert hook into stitch indicated, pull up loop. (Yo, pull though 2 loops)2x. Yo x2, insert hook into next stitch, yo pull up loop. (Yo, pull through 2)2x, yo pull through all loops on hook.
Tr3tog: yo x2, insert hook into stitch indicated, pull up loop. (Yo, pull though 2 loops)2x. [Yo x2, insert hook into next stitch, yo pull up loop. (Yo, pull through 2)2x] 2x. Yo pull through all loops on hook.
See the Video Tutorial for this Stitch Below
Notes
Ch 1 does not count as stitch
Ch 3 does not count as stitch
Stitch Multiple: 6 + 2
Pattern Reading Tips
- a number before a stitch (ex: 3 sc) means work that many stitches all in the same stitch
- a number after a stitch (ex: sc 2) means work the specified stitch in the number of stitches listed
- stitches in list form separated by commas (ex: sc, hdc, dc,) work across the row placing specified stitches in order listed. Using our example: start with a sc, hdc in next, dc in next.
See more Crochet Stitch Tutorials here!
Wave and Chevron Stitch Written Instructions
Row 1: (right side/front): Using Color A, chain multiple of 6 + 2 to start, sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across. Turn.

Row 2: Ch 1, sc in same st as ch 1, *hdc, dc, 3 tr in next, dc, hdc, sc, repeat from * across. Turn.

Row 3: Change to Color B, Ch1, skip st as base of ch 1, sc in next (counts as 1 sc2tog), sc 2, *3 sc, sc 2, sc3tog, sc 2. Repeat from * across until 5 sts remain. 3sc, sc 2, sc2tog. Turn.

Row 4: Repeat row 3

Row 5: Change to Color A, Ch 3, skip st at base of ch 3, tr in next (counts as 1 Tr2tog), *dc, hdc, sc, hdc, dc, tr3tog, repeat from * across until 2 sts remain. Tr2tog. Turn.
Row 6: Ch 1, sc in same st as ch 1 and in each st across. Turn.

Row 7: Change to CB, work as row 6
Repeat rows 2-7 for the pattern. Continue changing color at the beginning off each odd row.
Instructions for Row 4 reads “Row 4: Repeat row 30”. As there is no Row 30 I’m assuming this is a typo. Should it read Row 3?
Row 7: Reads: “Change to Color B, work as row 33” Typo and it should read row 3?
Whoops! Thanks for the heads up, it is correct now.
Thanks for the pattern. Your videos are very easy to follow and this was the perfect pattern for a new blanket I want to start
Thanks Heather for sharing this tutorial.
I’m getting back into crochet in my retirement. I remember doing Chevron stitch years ago, but need to re-learn it. That goes for lots of other stitches.
I appreciate your generosity in sharing your designs. It is great to have the tutorials which are so easy to follow.
Regards
Robyn Lidstone – from Australia