Easy Ripple Afghan - Free Crochet Pattern - Handcrafting With Love by SusanB Materials needed: yarn Worsted weight acrylic yarn in desired colors. About 12 ounces each of 3 different colors (36 ounces total) will make a 40 inch by 60 inch afghan (the ideal size for Project Linus). Gauge: Abbreviations/Stitches: ch - chaindc - double crochetyo - yarn over 3 st dec - 3 stitch decrease (also known as: dc3tog) *yo, insert hook through next stitch, yo and pull loop through stitch, yo and pull through first 2 loops on hook; Repeat from * twice. 2 st dec - 2 stitch decrease (also known as: dcdec or dc2tog) *yo, insert hook through next stitch, yo and pull loop through stitch, yo and pull through first 2 loops on hook; Repeat from * once. Instructions: Chain a multiple of 16 stitches plus 2 stitches. Row 1: Dc in 3rd ch from hook; dc in next 6 ch, 3 dc in next ch, dc in next 6 ch; *work 3 st dec in next 3 ch, dc in next 6 ch, 3 dc in next ch, dc in next 6 ch; Repeat from * across. Repeat Row 2 until afghan is desired length changing, colors as desired. Finishing
Girls Crochet Snood (Cowl, Tube Scarf) by thredHED - Craftsy Pattern Description: This the junior version of my oh-so-basic crocheted snood, which I featured on my blog last year with every intention of providing a pattern. The adult version has been very popular and I've had a good few requests for the version for little ones that I pictured in the original post.This quick and easy snood is crocheted with a double strand of dk yarn, using a simple treble (U.S. - double crochet) stitch. It is knitted in a circle so that sewing up is not necessary. The ease and speed with which it can be made makes it suitable for beginners. Gauge: Approx 10sts to 12cm, 4rows to 8cm. Read blog or news article about this pattern »
Ripple Blanket Know-how The Neat Ripple pattern is one of my absolute favourites for blanket making and over the years that I've been crocheting I've made several. Picture above from left to right :: Summer ripple :: Interlocking Colour ripple :: Coast Ripple I've already written a full step-by-step tutorial for working the neat ripple stitch which you can find HERE. ♥ For my blankets I generally use a DK weight acrylic yarn worked on a 4mm hook. ♥ I have used 15 x 100g balls of Stylecraft Special DK acrylic with a 4mm hook to make my Coast and Cottage ripple blankets. ♥ If you wish to make the blanket bigger ie to fit a double / king size bed, you will need to increase the number of stitches in your starting chain.....the starting chain should always be a multiple of 14, plus an extra 3. ♥ I'm writing this pattern in UK crochet terms, as follows :: sl st [slip stitch] :: insert hook, yarn over, pull the loop back through the stitch, then through the loop on your hook. YO, draw through 2 loops (2 loops on hook) 1.
Crochet in Color: Accidental Cowl This cowl was an accident...hence the name. I didn't intend to make another cowl this winter and somehow I did. I was actually trying to make a poncho and I messed it up. So I threw it down and left it alone for a few days. A couple of weeks ago I picked it back up and sewed the ends together. When I put it around my neck I realized that I had made another cowl. To anyone who is concerned with the name and/or description: This pattern is original. The stitches are loose and open but when you put it on, you will realize how soft and drapey it feels. I think you'll love it too. This is a great beginners pattern. Here's how I accidentally made it: Material Bulky weight size 5 yarn (I used Patons Shetland Chunky in Oxford Grey) Size M or N crochet hook Yarn needle Measurements 7.5 inches (18cm) in width 54 inches (137cm) in circumference Do not crochet too tightly Work in rounds The first Ch 2 or Ch 3 of each round counts as the first stitch. Ch 78 loosely Join ch with sl st See...it's so easy.
Crochet Wavy Ridge Blanket + Tutorial Crochet Wavy Ridge Blanket + Tutorial Crochet Wavy Ridge Blanket Crochet a special project for those cold, snowy days, introducing the Wavy Ridge Blanket by Yarnspirations. This blanket hooks up quickly with Bernat Blanket yarn and features criss cross treble crochet stitches to make it feel thick and lush. If you pay attention to the criss cross, it’s not the same each row. Super cozy and with hook up in no time, try it today. Tutorial Snowed In Lookbook This project was featured in Yarnspirations Lookbook called Snowed In. Ranging from home decor and comfy afghans to curl up under neath. My favourite projects in this book are the Mighty Miter Afghan, Wave Ridge Blanket and what I think is going to be most popular, the Blanket Cardigan. Check out this Lookbook here and dive into a snow day full force with your yarn and tool of choice. Patterns & Articles related to Crochet Wavy Ridge Blanket + Tutorial
Free pattern: Winter chunky slouch hat With the colder weather setting (not really happening yet in California) this pattern is perfect to whip up fast especially if you are gift giving. This hat takes a little over a half of skein and it wonderfully warm, perfect for those in snow. This hat should take between 30 minutes to an 1 hour to compete! Pattern is written in US crochet terms. Materials: Lion Brand Wool-ese in charcoal or your choice of color (super chunky size 6) N hook Tapestry Needle Stitches used: Double Crochet - dc Half Double Crochet – hdc Round 1 With N hook, ch 3, then 10 dc in in 3rd ch from hook. Round 2 Ch 2, 1 dc in the same stitch as the ch 2 (ch 2 counts as dc here and throughout), 2 dc in each stitch around. Round 3 Ch 2, 2 dc in next stitch, *dc in next stitch, 2 dc in next stitch,* repeat from * around. Round 4 Ch 2, dc in next 4 stitches, 2 dc in next stitch, *dc in next 5 stitches, 2 dc in next stitch* repeat from * around. Round 6 – 10 Ch 2, dc in each stitch around. Are you on Ravelry?
Crochet Pattern Four Seasons Chevron Blanket pattern ready Gentle Ridges: Quick and easy crochet dishcloth pattern - Columbus crafts It's no secret that homemade dishcloths make great gifts. Both crochet and knit varieties last forever, holding up through repeated beatings in the washer and dryer, not to mention what they go through in the kitchen or bath. Since they are inexpensive to make and work up quickly, they are also a great item to crochet or knit in bulk to sell at church bazaars and craft fairs. With the number of free patterns available on the internet, it's easy to make a nice gift with little time or money spent. I'm no fancy designer and like to crochet simple things, but I played around with a favorite crochet stitch and threw this little number together very quickly. I prefer a crochet dishcloth that has a little bit of a raised stitch and even have a few set aside that I use strictly as washcloths - they're perfect in the bath for gentle exfoliating without being too rough. Gentle Ridges Dishcloth Pattern Finished size approx 8"x8" Abbreviations This pattern can also be adapted to make hot pads.
Breaking Amish Mary's Crochet Afghan Pattern ripple Crochet the Lacy Chevron ePattern Use the code ART15 to Save 15% on Patterns The Amish Afghan is actually called a Lacy Chevron (it also goes by several other names if you search for it on Google). I tried the pattern with a few random scrap colors for practice and found it’s was fairly easy to crochet once you got the hang of it. It reminds me of crocheting a repeated shell stitch afghan along with granny squares. The sample piece I made is shown in the photo above on the bottom of the photo. FREE Projects at Joann.com If you are looking for the printed version of Afghan Parade You should be able to find it here on eBay.
12 days of DIY crochet gift giving 2014: Day 3 This pattern is a great pattern that is unisex in nature making this your new go to hat to make for gift giving all year long. The hat should fit 21’-23’ and if needed can use a smaller or larger hook as needed. This should take between 1.5 – 2.5 hours to complete depending on your skill level. Pattern is written in US crochet terms. This pattern gives you PERMISSION TO SELL your finished items. Gauge: 5 sts = 2’ 3 rows = 2’ Materials: Red Heart Super Saver Charcoal H hook Tapestry Needle Stitches used: Single Crochet - sc Double Crochet – dc Back Loop Only - blo Round 1 With H hook, ch 3, then 12 dc in in 3rd ch from hook. Round 2 2 dc blo in each stitch around. (24 dc) Round 3 *Dc blo in next stitch, 2 dc blo in next stitch,* repeat from * around. (36 dc) Round 4 *Dc blo in next 2 stitches, 2 dc blo in next stitch* repeat from * around. (48 dc) Round 5 *Dc blo in next 3 stitches, 2 dc blo in next stitch, repeat from * around. (60 dc). Round 7 - 16 Dc blo in each stitch around. (72 dc).
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12 days of DIY crochet gifts to make: Day 5- trendy slouchy hat Day 5 of the 12 days of DIY gifts to make presents a very trendy slouchy hat that is simple to make, yet is so visually stunning. When it comes to hats, most, if not all hat patterns, usually have you going in rounds without turning, and I thought what happens if you do turn your work in a hat pattern, will something bad happen? Apparently not as I discovered that crocheting in the round, and turning your work after each round (like when working a square or rectangular piece) gives a normal simple hat pattern that extra bit of pop. The pattern as is will work as a small. If you need a larger size, some suggestions would be to not do the single crochet decreases called for in the pattern, or use a bigger hook size. The beauty of this hat is that it will work for a woman or a man, which should make gift giving easy. The hat project time is about 4 hours. Please do not post this pattern on your website or take it as your own. Materials: H hook Scissors Tapestry needle Stitches used: Special notes:
Crochet Through the Forest Afghan + Tutorial Crochet Through the Forest Afghan Crochet this Through the Forest Afghan for your home decor. Perfectly for non-bulky look on a sofa or even use for someone in a wheel chair. This afghan is 32″ wide by 44″ Long. Using 2 strands of Caron Cakes together. Download the Pattern Here. More Pictures of This Afghan Tutorial Crochet Rectangle Afghan + Tutorial Crochet Rectangle Afghan Using Caron Chunky Cakes, crochet this simplistic but beautifully coloured granny rectangle afghan. January 19, 2018 In "Afghan Patterns" Crochet Breaking Waves Afghan + Tutorial Crochet Breaking Waves Afghan Introducing the Crochet Breaking Waves Afghan designed by Mikey of The Crochet Crowd aka me. December 29, 2017 Crochet Caron Cakes Entrelac Afghan + Tutorial Crochet Caron Cakes Entrelac Afghan Have fun with Caron Cakes and Entrelac Afghan Techniques at the same time.
Free pattern: The hadley slouch This pattern is easy with just two stitches to complete a hat that is sure to be a staple for your wardrobe. Choose any color or go wild and make a stripey statement. The combinations are endless. This hat should take between 1.5 – 2.5 hours to complete depending on your skill level. Pattern is written in US crochet terms. Gauge: 12 dc = 4” 7 Rows = 4” The hat should fit a young teen to a woman (20” to 22”) as this hat has a nice stretch to it Materials: Red Heart Worsted Weight in Aran or any comparable worsted weight I used less than half a skein H hook Tapestry Needle Stitches used: Double Crochet – dc Single Crochet - sc Round 1 With H hook, ch 3, then 12 dc in in 3rd ch from hook. Round 2 2 dc in each stitch around. (24 dc) Round 3 *dc in next stitch, 2 dc in next stitch,* repeat from * around. (36 dc) Round 4 *dc in next 2 stitches, 2 dc in next stitch* repeat from * around. (48 dc) Round 5 *dc in next 3 stitches, 2 dc in next stitch, repeat from * around. (60 dc). Fasten off and weave in ends.