I used to make Ripple pattern when was about 13 years old. I did totally forgot how to do it. I found a friend making a tie for her husband using the same pattern. And all the memory came back to me.
I making this for a special Aunt. She barely leaves home because of health condition. I am praying not only she feels love whenever she uses it, also God will bring healing to her.
This woman is has a big heart to help and serve. Ginger used to crochet beautiful laces and baby blanket for my kids. I would love God to heal her.
Pattern. You will need:
Crochet hook size: 4.5 mm
I used red heart yarn
HDC: Half Double Crochet
First row: I started with 286 chain.
Second Row: 13 HDC, then increase four HDC in one chain.Next, do another 13 HDC and skip four chains.
After that continue by repeating until you think that is the size you want. I stopped at 80 rows.
You will run in to mistakes too many times. So, keep looking at your work more often.
Happy Crocheting to you! I love reading your comments and thank you for stopping by.
I making this for a special Aunt. She barely leaves home because of health condition. I am praying not only she feels love whenever she uses it, also God will bring healing to her.
This woman is has a big heart to help and serve. Ginger used to crochet beautiful laces and baby blanket for my kids. I would love God to heal her.
Pattern. You will need:
Crochet hook size: 4.5 mm
I used red heart yarn
HDC: Half Double Crochet
First row: I started with 286 chain.
Second Row: 13 HDC, then increase four HDC in one chain.Next, do another 13 HDC and skip four chains.
After that continue by repeating until you think that is the size you want. I stopped at 80 rows.
You will run in to mistakes too many times. So, keep looking at your work more often.
Happy Crocheting to you! I love reading your comments and thank you for stopping by.
Beautiful afghan, sweet friend! You are so talented :)
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Stephanie
Thank you for stopping by Stephnie! Blessings my friend!
DeleteThis reminds me of an afghan my mother used to have. I wish I knew how to crochet! My daughter does and maybe will teach me one day… In the meantime, I will enjoy your creations :) Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jes! It is time consuming, I know you can learn in no time. Blessings!
DeleteI love the pattern and the colors you chose...pretty and I'm sure it will be well loved.
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Thanks Paula! Have a great week>
DeleteLovely work! The colors combination are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous week!
Hugs from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
Hi Ana Lopes. Thank you for your comment my friend from Portugal!
DeleteThanks for sharing at my Twirl & Take a Bow Party! Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteLeslie
House on the Way
Thank you for stopping by Leslie!
DeleteIt's beautiful! Thank you for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI am one of those people who crochet but don't know the official names for half the stitches lol. I love the ripple look though and really need to make a blanket using this! I have one that I found at a thrift store, but I'd love another that I made myself!
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Helen
Blue Eyed Beauty Blog
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Hi Helen, I started learning for blog. I still don't don't get it yet. I have too many designs I come up butve no idea. Thank you for stopping by my friend!
DeleteThese colors remind me of summer and the beach. Love it, thanks for sharing. Visiting from Hookin' on Hump Day.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet words!
DeleteLovely colors! I've been working on one of these blankets on and off for more than a year now, but keep putting it off because I dread weaving in all my tails. I should probably just get over it though, because the ripples really are so sweet when it's all done!
ReplyDeleteToni, I have those projects too. I am always thinking I will get to it. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteHow pretty and sweet of you to make it for your aunt!
ReplyDeleteThanks Diana!
DeleteBeautiful, I love the colors. Thank you for linking up at Fluster's Creative Muster. Hope to see you next week!
ReplyDeleteRobin @ Fluster Buster
Thank for giving us a place to share!
DeleteLovely! Thank you for sharing at View from River Mountain: Show It Off.
ReplyDeleteHi There Jessica! Thank you!
DeleteI love making ripple afghans! Found you through Prowess and Pearls Wednesday link up :) I'm following..
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DeleteThis is so beautiful! Oh, I have a long list of afghans I would LOVE to make. Now I get to add another! I'm excited to be a new follower.
ReplyDeleteKara
www.simplisticallysassy.com
Kara, thank you for following. I will be over as well
DeleteMarie, Thank you for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteI used to make this pattern also. It's so fun to make. Thanks for showing your stuff. Linda
ReplyDeleteHere from let's get social Sunday. Love ripples, though I haven't made one in a long time. They're always a hit, and your color choices here are very pretty. My best to your Aunt. I'm sure she will feel loved wrapped in your carrying ghan.
ReplyDeletewhat are the demensions for this blanket?
ReplyDeleteI just emailed you the answer. it all depends the size of the person.
DeleteHi! Congratulations! Your post Crochet Ripple Afghan won a feature from last week's Super Link Party!
ReplyDeleteI am doing something a little different, and featuring one post a day! Your feature will go live on my blog on 4/1!
I hope you come by and check it out! Thanks so much for linking up with me!
Stopping by from Sumo's Sweet Stuff. Beautiful afghan! You're aunt will love it. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love this and the colors are amazing! Now if only I could crochet...
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I love Chevron anything! I’d love for you to check out our Pattern Party! Those with free patterns and templates to share are invited to link up!
ReplyDeleteHow many should i chain in the beginning to make it fit a full size bed
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