I had some yarn I’ve acquired from both of my grandmothers who loved to crochet. After each had passed away, I ended up with a bit of their yarn collections.
I didn’t know what to do with some of the yarn that I wasn’t particularly fond of!
It’s been years since I’ve had these yarns, and I finally decided I had time for a bigger project. I decided an afghan was the way to go. I’d used this pattern before, and thought it was great. I recommend it!
The original pattern is called Ripple Beige Afghan by Bernat (login required, but it's free to join). It’s a free PDF download.
The yarns I used were:
I really like ripple afghans these days. I especially love the chevron blankets that are popular now! Here are some more free ripple afghan patterns:
I didn’t know what to do with some of the yarn that I wasn’t particularly fond of!
It’s been years since I’ve had these yarns, and I finally decided I had time for a bigger project. I decided an afghan was the way to go. I’d used this pattern before, and thought it was great. I recommend it!
The original pattern is called Ripple Beige Afghan by Bernat (login required, but it's free to join). It’s a free PDF download.
The yarns I used were:
- Red Heart Rambling Rose
- Kolor Match White (discontinued)
I really like ripple afghans these days. I especially love the chevron blankets that are popular now! Here are some more free ripple afghan patterns:
- Jacob’s Ladder Ripple Afghan
- Scrap Ripple Afghan (Ravelry download)
- Ripple Afghan
- Flag Afghan (Requires free login at LionBrand)
- Shaded Blanket (Requires free login at LionBrand)
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