#Simple crochet afghan patterns how to#
#Simple crochet afghan patterns pdf#
#Simple crochet afghan patterns full#

Row 49 вЂ“ 105 Repeat rows 30 вЂ“ 48, 3 times Row 30 вЂ“ 47 Change to MC, repeat row 1 (18 rows) Row 7 Sc in 2 ndВ st from hook (in the first sc of row), *sk st, 2 sc in next stitch. You will be placing the single crochet stitches into the chain stitch below) Row 2 вЂ“ 6 Repeat row 1 (You will sc into first sc of row, *ch1, sk st, sc in next stitch and repeat from * across. (Be sure to see the tutorial from Fiber Flux HERE for help with this stitch) Row 1 sc in 2 nd ch from hook, *ch 1, sk st, sc in next stitch. When starting a new skein, begin using the skein at the start of the row for best results.Д© (possibly 10 if you are a loose crocheter!) skeins of Cascade Yarns 128 Superwash (Bulky weight- 6) in Ecru Color #817 (Main Color вЂ“ MC) or comparable chunky yarnДў skeins of Cascade Yarns 128 Superwash (Chunky Weight Yarn вЂ“ Weight 5) in Feather Grey Color #875 (Contrast Color вЂ“ CC) (This blanket used 1.098 kg of wool yarn and near 1,280 yards of yarn) or comparable chunky yarn You can add rows or repeat sections from the center to make the blanket longer)ДЄpproximately 3 1/3 stitches per inch and just over 2 1/2 rows per inch (To make the blanket longer or shorter, simply increase the number of chains in your initial chain, keeping an odd stitch count and follow the pattern. Lapghan вЂ“ Approximately 37вЂќ wide X 51вЂќ long after blocked

You will be working single crochet stitches into the chain stitch below to create this look. The one that IвЂ™ve linked to in the past for my Fave Slouch Hat and Twist Headband is from Fiber Flux, and you can find the tutorial HERE.

#Simple crochet afghan patterns how to#

You can find several helpful YouTube videos on how to make this stitch if youвЂ™ve never done it.

#Simple crochet afghan patterns pdf#

Scroll down for the free pattern below, or you can purchase an inexpensive, advertisement free, printable PDF version from my Etsy shop HERE! The blanket features aВ woven look and a color scheme that go with any home dГ©cor and simple stripes. This blanket uses the granite stitch which gives it a woven look, but I wanted to make sure we knew it was crochet so I changed up the stitch for the thicker grey stripes.ДЄ neutral, modern, heirloom quality blanket made with super wash wool. My daughter and I were so excited to see snow when we woke up in the morning! IвЂ™m hoping that this blanket will beВ used for many, many years. Have you made anything that you hope might be heirloom worthy? This afghan isnвЂ™tВ the cheapest project in the world, but every now and then I think we can justify aВ more expensive project. With all of the knit and crochet projects that IвЂ™ve made, I want a few pieces to be special enough (and modern enough) to keep around for a whileвЂ¦.like maybe until my daughter is grown.

#Simple crochet afghan patterns full#

You can see a FULL TUTORIAL on how to make this simple stitch from Fiber Flux HERE! IвЂ™m so pleased with how this cozy blanket turned out and itвЂ™s new home is in the master bedroom! This is one of my favorite stitch patterns (the granite stitch вЂ“ IвЂ™ve also heard moss stitch or linen stitch) and you might recognize it from theВ Fave Slouch Beanie that I made last year. It uses chunky, Cascade Yarns 128 Superwash Wool, which means itвЂ™s soft, washable and warm.

This blanket is by no means difficult, itвЂ™s actually super easy, but it just had a bit more counting of rows to get the striping right. Did I mention that IвЂ™m slooooooow when it comes to making blankets? It also took me more time than usual to edit the patternВ since there are color changes and a couple of different stitches involved. This is the blanket that I started back in April, and finally finished about a month ago.