However, this next Catherine's wheel stitch blanket is a totally different approach and shows off that this stitch is not a one trick pony, and that it can be used in a great variety of projects.
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Rainbow Catherine Wheel Blanket
"The smooth rainbow gradient of the Catherine Wheels is enough to bring a smile to your face. New colours keep popping up and incorporating these into the blanket is an absolute delight. As a bonus, you barely have to weave in any ends. That makes a colourful project such as this even better. The blanket includes written instructions, an extensive photo tutorial and schematics. It's suitable for the adventurous beginner and is written in US terms."
Vibrant Catherine Wheel Afghan
The brightness of this Vibrant Catherine Wheel Afghan will add a splash of color to any room of your house. You'll need 3 or 4 balls of each color yarn to complete this crochet pattern. It's the perfect size for a single bed; it measures 54" wide x 44" long. Two strands of yarn are used throughout, creating a double thickness.
Beautiful Bright Catherine's Wheel Throw
Use this free crochet afghan pattern to make a Beautiful Bright Catherine's Wheel Throw to decorate your home with. Work from the center out, adding amazing squares with these bright fall colors.
Teal Waves Crochet Blanket
Teal blanket yarn works perfectly with this wave crochet pattern to create a peaceful, ocean vibe for this Teal Waves Crochet Blanket. Wave stitches can be fun to crochet, you just have to develop a rhythm of sorts to keep track of which stitch you're using. The upside is if you use the wrong stitch, it will quickly become very obvious when your waves don't line up! This Teal Waves Crochet Blanket is definitely one of my favorite afghan projects to date!
Carpenter Wheel Baby Blanket
However, a geometric blanket is also a great showcase for a vivid color palette. Thus, here is a similar, yet so different geometric beauty.
