Crochet The BEST Puff Stitch Square Tutorial 

I so love hearing the dogs trit-trotting around. Makes me smile and wonder what they are doing and where they are sneaking off to 😆😄❤❤❤

As I watched your tutorial, I learned about tension! Where to hold the yarn as you ‘bring up the yarn’ is difficult for me! Also learned about how the heat will hold Morino verses cotton! I didn’t know that! For sure I will try both! Thanks for your imagination and your teaching! ❤

Ooo this one looks tricky, but with you walking us through step by step I think we can do it. I am going to try it in the morning ❤❤❤ You are so cool ❤❤❤

I really appreciate it when you walk us through the whole thing, or at least the big majority of it, on something like this. I know it makes for a long video but it really helps. Thanks

I was looking for a pattern for a chair pad and this tutorial popped up. Thank you.

Gorgeous square ❤How do u always have such beautiful tutorials one after the other?!😍

Hi Crystal, I was not aware that Super wash Merino could withstand heat better than cotton, wow, that is something awesome to know. Thanks so much for all you (teach) and not always taking for granted that everyone knows. I also love any type of puff stitches. Thanks again and always remember that I love you bunches.

These stitches are Just right for a hot Pad! The thickness will definitely support hot temperatures from going thru the surface. Thanks Crystal. Love the Superwash Merino yarn. 🧶 ❤❤❤

I think you have a hidden camera in my home, I've beeb doing puff heart stitch squares the last 2 days and was really enjoying them, this will be a perfect addition to the blanket❤ you are amazing

I LOVE this stitch!! You are right, this IS the best Puff Stitch Square Tutorial!! ( then again I've never seen anything less from you! )

This pattern would make a wonderful cushy rug. Can't wait to try it! Thank you

You remind me of the late Elizabeth Zimmerman, the knitting designer, author and teacher from the 20th Century. She instilled so many knitters with the confidence to try new thjngs, even if they seemed difficult. You have the same, no nonsense, you can do it attitude. Love you!

Someone made my mother a trivet using a stitch like this back in the 1970s. It was in a hexigon shape and sat on top of our microwave oven for about 20 years. Thanks for the memories.

Your tutorial was the perfect length. There's no way I would have caught on if you stopped sooner. Once again you've made it to where I believe I can do this. Thank you.

I love the Puff Stitch Square!! It's really pretty!! ❤

Hi Crystal. This is pretty cool. I also love how you encourage us by saying you can do it. You have faith in us in your teachings. I'd say yes every time. Love you, my friend. Donna 💜💜💜💜💜 BTW thank you for the tutorial.

It's BEAUTIFUL!!!

The best puff design I have every seen! Thank you Crystal ❤

It looks so soft and squishy and thick and great colors

Don’t leave😂 never! Thanks! Looking forward to making this. Will admit my To Be Crocheted is starting to look like my TBR 😅❤

MIss Crystal, this one is absolutely delish! AND... you are still the girl nextdoor who teaches like a champ! I'm so hoping I can do this, because I NEED as many hot pads as I can have when I'm in the kitchen. LOL. Love ya bunches!

Very beautiful square. Thank you. I can see this as a blanket with these squares as a motif blanket or just one big square, center out. 😊❤❤

Brings back memories of crocheting with my grandma making dollies but she called it pansy because it has 3 petals 🥰

Magnificent. Thank you Crystal 🙌 🤗 ❣️

Another beautiful project, I love your color choices❤️❤️❤️ Thanks for your encouragement and that I CAN DO IT attitude 😊

I immediately thought it would be a great hot pad, then you said that's what it was 😊

You always take a beautiful stitch and break it down so easily for us. I can't wait to make this into a play mat for baby!

Love the pattern, it's beautiful. Matter of fact love all your work. You definitely deserve your million.❤❤❤❤

WOW! I didn't know about the merino, double puffs, nor how pretty a hot pad could look!!!! Thank you for this tut, and the challenge to hold my yarn differently. I started at the beginning with you using a 4 weight acrylic and a 6mm hook. I decided after the center part to watch this video through to the end and then rewatch and do it with the video. I now understand the placement of the puffs. However, I will not remember where to put them until I've done a few squares. Thank you again for all your hard work! You are an amazing teacher!

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Cool design Crystal. Would make a pretty pillow as well ❤❤❤

Awesome hot pad, already thinking of colors….

Hi Crystal, this is so pretty. Another added to my To-Do list. 🧶🫂

Hello Crystal, love this stitch! Thank you, for your tutorials.

Thank you. I'm glad you worked it through on the video. I was lost until round 4 lol

Very pretty Crystal . The colors really go together. ❤

Reminds me of the bean stitch I use for scarves. Very pretty!

This will be a great pot holder hot pad or seat pad or a puffy blanket this is pretty neat

Well now if this isnt different. WOW. Good job Crystal like this is really good Ive never seen this before 😀❤

So beautiful, now I have to start a new project

Thank you Crystal. I may try this one in cotton. So pretty and fluffy. Great tutorial.

More new beautiful stitches. What a great Christmas gift idea!! I know I can do this with your tutorial. ❤❤

Oooh what a pretty pattern. Its lovely!

Love this stitch!!

Really beautiful! Love that yarn! 🧶 ❤ Thank you 😊

❤️ Going to see if I can work this up in a circle for covering an ottoman top. Thank you Crystal!

Love the colors together!

Oh! This is beautiful. I just bought some yarn, only cause I lived the color changes, but I'm making this as a thick baby blanket. Thank you for all your tutorials.

I’m working a blanket with your Starburst Granny & I love the puff stitch in it. This is beautiful but I see me using the cog slowing your tutorial to 25% & lots of rewinds! Would make a great afghan using this as a square every other square in a nice flecking yarn!! Nice pattern Crystal!❤

Crystal it is amazing

I just finished a puff stitch hexagon blanket! So much fun to make!

I love this!

That is absolutely beautiful

What a lovely stitch have saved it to try soon Thanks Crystal for a great tutorial cx

This is so pretty and also confusing. I will make one, but will have to follow you as you make one. I'm glad you made the tutorial as long as you did. It's not clear in my head yet as to when and where you join the different puffs.

Very pretty! Really eye-catching!

What a beautiful stitch

So beautiful ❤

Oooh those colors are pretty! 💘

Wow, I love this!! So creative!❤

This would make a good rug

This looks so cool 😎 ❤

Can you make an afghan using that shape? I love the colors 🎉❤😊

This video is life-changing😮

Love this !!❤

Tks Crystal

So pretty ❤ I think it will make many lovely thing's.

And you are very down to earth, pretty cool personality I like it 😎

This stitch is so beautiful. I know what I am making as gifts. Thank you Chrystal ❤

I have some leftover cotton yarn in many colors. I think I will try this with one row per color! This will make a good hot pad.

Love it! Can't wait to try it. I did a hot pad with a wavy stitch and it turned out great. This one will be better!

I could probably figure it out myself but I would prefer you show us a demo of this in a rectangle. This would make a great placemat. I have lots of DK weight yarn. Cheers!

Pretty

So beautiful💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

Looks like decoration on a cake

Superb😊😊

Wozzer❤ so neat

Its a good hotpad thats what I'll do with it.

Wow

I'd like to see the "fixes" so I know how to do mine.Thank you.

Hey hey

Can this pattern be done in a rectangle?

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Woah woah nice looking hot pad!!...😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤

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I love the look of most of the Puff Stitch-variations, but they are such "yarn eaters"!😏 My goal in life is for YOU (🤭) to develop a stitch that gives the "effect of", but w/o bein' a yarn eater! Whaddaya SAY!? 🙏😂❤

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I love the look of puff stitches, but they are such Yarn hogs :/ I would love to make a blanket for my sister that lives in Maine where it's cold, but not sure I can afford the yarn it would take lol.. Love your tutorials, regardless!

My tension is way to tight!