- PINTEREST CROCHET AFGHAN PATTERNS HOW TO
- PINTEREST CROCHET AFGHAN PATTERNS FREE
PINTEREST CROCHET AFGHAN PATTERNS FREE
You can only find this brand at Hobby Lobby and if you don’t have a store near you, you can always order online.įor this free crochet afghan pattern, I used:Īnd although I really, really love this yarn, I have a few other favorites as well. I love, love, love the brand “I Love This Yarn!” for all of my blankets. That’s why I’ve been having so much fun designing all of these free crochet afghan patterns for my Forever Blanket series! Why? There are so many possibilities! The double crochet stitch is easy to make once you’ve had practice and when you’re past that, the possibilities are truly endless. But if you’re looking for the easiest stitch with the most variety, I would choose the double crochet stitch hands down.
Yes, you can create a beautiful blanket in many different ways with many different stitches.
So what’s the easiest crochet stitch for a blanket? I would 100% say the double crochet. You probably already know there are hundreds and hundreds of stitch combinations out there. What’s the easiest crochet stitch for a blanket?
There is a picture and video tutorial included to walk you through the whole thing. You can pick it up and set it down whenever you want. It’s a mindless crochet project – work on it while you’re watching a movie!. Crocheting this blanket is easy is because: One being, “Aren’t double crochet blankets boring?” And when you think about it… they’re kind of meant to be! But in the best way possible. With the last two Forever Blankets I’ve answered a few misconceptions about blankets. PINTEREST CROCHET AFGHAN PATTERNS HOW TO
Round 2: sl st into the next st (the 2nd of the 3sc made in the corner of the hexagon), * ch4, (yo twice, insert hook in the 4th ch from hook, yo and pull up a loop, yo and pull through 2 loops, yo and pull through 2 loops again, leave the incomplete treble stitch on the hook) x 5, yo and pull through all 6 loops on the hook, sl st into the same stitch you sl st last, sl st into the next 8sts*, repeat from * all around the blanket.įor more details on how to close and what to do if you don’t have the exact stitch count to sk2 at the end of the round, check out the video tutorial.Yes! Crochet a blanket is easy even if you are a complete beginner. When you reached the end of the round, sl st in the very first sc you’ve made.
2sc in the ch3 spaces of the hexagons (the dip where 2 hexagons meet). Round 1: sc in every stitch around the border following the below rules: Join in any of the corners around the afghan with a slip stitch. The border is crocheted using a 5mm crochet hook and white yarn. Round 6: Sl st in next stitch, sl st in between the 2 lots of 2sc (right behind the picot), (work between the cluster of stitches from this point on), (ch3,dc, ch3, 2dc) in the same space behind the picot and between the 2 clusters of sc, 2dc in the next 4 spaces between the clusters of dc stitches, *( 2dc, ch3, 2dc) in the next space behind the picot and between the 2 clusters of sc, 2dc in the next 4 spaces between the clusters of dc stitches * x 5, fasten off and weave in the ends. Round 5: *2Sc in the next ch1 space, push the picot in front and 2sc in next ch1 space, 2dc in next ch3 space, (dc, Ldc, dc) in next ch3 space, 2dc in next ch3 space * x 6, sl st to close the round. Round 4: sl st in the next ch3 space, (ch2, dc, ch1, dc cl, pst, ch1, dc cl, ch3) in the same ch3 space, * ( sc, ch3) in the next ch3 space* x 2, * (dc cl, ch1, dc cl, pst, ch1, dc cl, ch3) in the next ch3 space, ( sc, ch3) in the next ch3 space, ( sc, ch3) in the next ch3 space * x 5, sl st to close the round. Round 3: Sl st in the next ch2 space, (ch2, dc, ch3, dc cl, ch3) in the same ch2 space, sc in next ch2 space, ch3, * ( dc cl, ch3, dc cl, ch3) in next ch2 space, sc in next ch2 space, ch3* x 5, sl st to close the round. Round 2: Sl st in the next ch2 space, *(ch2, dc, ch2, dc cl) in the same ch2 space, * ( dc cl, ch2, dc cl, ch2) in the next ch2 space* x 5, sl st to close the round. Pull the magic ring and close the hole shut. Make a magic ring, in the magic ring ch2, dc, ch2, * dc cl, ch2* x 5, sl st to close the round. Start your blanket with white yarn and a 5mm crochet hook TIP: to make the hexagon larger, repeat round 6 as many times as you like. 
stitches contained within ( ) are made in the same chain space. stitches contained within ** are the repeat section for that row. ch2 at the beginning of the round counts as an incomplete double crochet. ch3 at the beginning of each row counts as a dc stitch.
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