Lazy Waves Crochet Blanket Pattern. * ch 3, skip 2 sts, sc in next * repeat for row. The swatch shown is using caron one pound yarn.
Source: www.allfreecrochetafghanpatterns.comFlag this pattern if there's a problem: This lazy waves blanket is simple without being monotonous, and it works up fairly quickly. This free baby afghan pattern uses the double crochet stitch giving you a ripple wavy effect.
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 i have a collection of 6 easy crochet blanket patterns for beginners that are perfect for anyone starting out! This lazy waves blanket is simple without being monotonous, and it works up fairly quickly.
This is made with baby coordinates yarn by bernat. The significant difference is that in every other row, you will use the back loops only. Depending on your personal tension, it can even be used as a small shawl.
The waves lapped against the beach as if trying to reach out and touch something they could not quite reach. Web this pattern is available for free. If you’d like to make this blanket using more affordable yarn choices, you can find other brands with this same palette here.
This easy crochet blanket is just the pattern you need to relax with. I figured out the math to make this stitch in different sizes. 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.).
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. It’s very original in our opinion. Web this pattern is available for free.
