Lazy Waves Crochet Blanket Pattern. 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. Sc in the first hdc of row.
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I figured out the math to make this stitch in different sizes. Baby crochet patterns are fun to work up as you know you're making it for someone special. If you’d like to make this blanket using more affordable yarn choices, you can find other brands with this same palette here.
This free baby afghan pattern uses the double crochet stitch giving you a ripple wavy effect. It is dense and mildly textured. Ch 1 and hdc in last st of row.
This pattern is versatile as you can change the hook and yarn sizes to another brand and use this pattern to create it. The lazy waves blanket pattern is easy to follow and customizable to any size, so you can create a cozy throw that fits your personal style and needs. It is thick and squishy and brilliantly simple to make.
There are plenty of wave patterns around. The significant difference is that in every other row, you will use the back loops only. I designed this pattern for the devon sun yarns yarn retreat i attended last.
Sc in 6 th ch from hook. Visit the free pattern help us make this directory better. The pattern uses basic crochet stitches such as single crochet, double crochet, and chain stitches to create the wave.
It is also known as ripple or chevrons. This causes the waves to lift up from each other for a three dimensions textured look. This is considered a lazy wave because the height of the wave is rolling up and down slightly without any major jagged points.
