Lazy Waves Crochet Blanket Pattern

Lazy Waves Crochet Blanket Pattern. This lazy waves blanket is simple without being monotonous, and it works up fairly quickly. It is also known as ripple or chevrons.

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In some the waves are formed by working 2 rows in mirror image so that each “wave” is formed by 2 of the same stitches on top of each other (so sc on sc, dc on dc, etc.). I started working on this blanket almost a year ago, but then put it aside to focus on the block a week cal 2014. Web the crochet ocean waves textured blanket is very similar to a regular crochet wave stitch.

This free baby afghan pattern uses the double crochet stitch giving you a ripple wavy effect. The swatch shown is using caron one pound yarn. The interesting coiled post stitches add a nice chevron texture.

A modern twist on the traditional ripple blanket, these soft waves make a gorgeous baby blanket, birthday gift, or a cozy addition to your home decor. This is made with baby coordinates yarn by bernat. Sc in the first hdc of row.

The pattern uses basic crochet stitches such as single crochet, double crochet, and chain stitches to create the wave. I figured out the math to make this stitch in different sizes. Wavey or chevron afghans are very popular amongst crocheters.

This is considered a lazy wave because the height of the wave is rolling up and down slightly without any major jagged points. Web 32” wide x 32” long. Simply choose a color that you'll love to relax with and crochet away!

Skipping our ch 1 space and moving to our first ch 3 space, (the second space of the row) *crochet dc 2, ch 2, dc 2 in the ch 3 space. Web i am head over heels in love with this lazy waves blanket. This lazy waves blanket is simple without being monotonous, and it works up fairly quickly.

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