Even if you're just learning how to crochet a blanket, you can handle this pattern with easy crochet stitches. Combine that with thick and bulky yarn, you'll be able to start and finish this ripple afghan pattern in the same weekend. This pattern uses the simple double crochet stitch, this time, in the back loop - but it's easy. Trust me, you can do this! The zig-zag crochet pattern is finished off with a cute little fringe on each edge of the chevron blanket.
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Easy Weekend Crochet Afghan
Yes, it is possible to make this easy weekend crochet afghan in just two days. Pair this soft, bulky yarn with a large crochet hook and you are all set to start and finish this pattern in the same weekend. Double Crochet V-Stitch. Normally, the V-Stitch has a chain 1 or 2 in the middle. Since this yarn is bulky, I opted not to work any chain stitched between the two double crochet stitches that make up the V-Stitch. While the yarn is bulky, the blanket itself is not thick. The larger crochet hook paired with the open and lacy stitch makes an afghan with a gorgeous drape that has a soft and squishy feel too.
Triple Ripple Crochet Afghan Pattern
Get your chevron on with this Triple Ripple Crochet Afghan Pattern. Light and breezy, this crochet throw pattern is easy on the eyes, too. Toss this crochet afghan over the back of your couch or a chair to give your living room some color in a bold pattern. Chevron is in, and this crochet afghan pattern will give you some practice with the trendy style. You'll love the clean look and breathable texture of this throw. Practice your triple stitch and make this light blanket that's perfect for cool evenings.
Gentle River Ripple Blanket
This gentle river ripple blanket uses bold colors to show off the popular chevron pattern. It has a timeless appeal to home decor. This is my second chevron blanket that I have ever made. The soft peaks and valleys in this chevron throw remind me of gentle ripples on the water in the moonlight. I was going for a gentle wavy effect and after playing around with the stitches for a bit, the look just came together. Generally, the chevron or zig zag look is achieved by increasing and decreasing stitches at regular intervals throughout a row of stitches. This color pattern is repeated 6 times. To make this blanket symmetrical, I added four more rows of the Cape Cod Blue yarn to the end. Blanket is a total of 64 rows.
Easy Peephole Chevron Blanket
The chevron stitch is a trendy (sometimes infuriating) pattern in the crochet world. When it comes to the chevron stitch, there are many different variations using different stitches. In today's tutorial, I'm going to show you how to crochet this easy, Peephole Chevron Crochet Blanket. This is a free crochet pattern using double crochet stitches in the back loop only to create a beautiful texture. This lightweight baby blanket would be the perfect baby shower gift and you're going to love working on it. Also, this chevron stitch is one of the EASIEST variations out there because it requires NO decreasing! "
Rapid Ripple Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern
Do you need a quick, adorable baby blanket pattern for a new baby in your life? The Rapid Ripple Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern fits the bill. It is quick, easy, cute and you will love gifting it to a sweet baby. This easy ripple stitch blanket is made using the double crochet ripple stitch and even an adventurous beginner could tackle it with some patience. The ripple stitch gives a smooth wavy pattern by using different double crochet stitches.
