This timeless Crochet Winter Blizzard Snowflake Afghan designed by Daniel Zondervan is the cat's meow for the winter season. A playful approach to winter with creating a snowflake inside a hexagonal motif that utilizes the Jacobs Ladder Technique to kick it over the top.
Christmas is just around the corner and I have a quick and easy blanket pattern for you to make this holiday season: Christmas Snowflakes Afghan. You can adjust the size of this afghan and turn it into a bed spread or baby blanket by simply crocheting more or fewer hexagons. For this pattern, I used the granny snowflake hexagon for the blanket and a modified version of the dot border. I designed the blanket using aran (worsted) yarn and so it works up in no time. Change the colors to match any theme or color palette.
This Diamond Pond Afghan is a beautiful diamond centered ripple afghan. This blanket is a great project to make for yourself or someone you know. Use worsted weight yarn and a size I crochet hook to complete this crochet afghan pattern.
The Aubergine Afghan is crocheted with the luxurious Vel-Luxe, chenille yarn. Beginners and seasoned crocheters alike will love that this modern crochet blanket pattern uses simple crochet stitches to create the textured design, making it perfect crochet blanket pattern for those days when you need to sit, crochet and decompress. It'll quickly become your favorite cozy afghan to crochet and to cuddle up in this winter. It's also perfect for gift giving, but I'm going to have a hard time giving this one up!
After reading stories about wizards and vampires, kids will want to crawl under the Midnight Magic Afghan. Dark-toned yarns set the mood with this crochet afghan pattern. Make one for your child or favorite niece or nephew. This crochet granny square afghan can use horizontal or diagonal joining, so depending on your preference, you'll need to crochet a certain number of granny squares. Choose a self-striping yarn, as suggested, for a mosaic of colors, or choose a variety of colors and crochet a number of different colored squares.
I am SO excited! Today is THE DAY! The day I share my biggest blogging project yet! Meet the Happily Ever Afghan Block! I designed this amazing afghan as a wedding gift for my son and daughter in law. I'm sharing everything here on the blog in a 4 part series. In Part 1, I talked about planning an afghan from an inspiration piece and how to calculate how much yarn you need. Here in Part 2, I will give you the pattern for the block. Part 3 is all about the beautiful braided join technique and Part 4 wraps it all up with a beautiful border. All free to you!
If you love granny squares, you'll especially enjoy this fabulous Never Ending Granny Square Afghan. The bright, beautiful rainbow colors will brighten up any gloomy day. You'll need two balls of each color to complete this free crochet afghan pattern.
If you love poker or know someone who does, then you must check out this Colorful Poker Chips Crochet Granny Square Afghan! Each 15-inch square in this delightful crochet blanket pattern features a dazzling poker chip design that makes this blanket a one-of-a-kind item. This is a splendid project to make for anyone who loves Las Vegas or frequently plays poker. After making each individual square, this amazing crochet throw will come together in no time! You can even use this free pattern to make a cool Father's Day gift.
This beautiful Blush Rose Afghan is perfect for the ladies. Use Red Heart Yarn to complete this intermediate crochet afghan pattern. Take this blanket on your next picnic in the park; it's a great pattern for summer.
