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Summer always reminds me of driving in the car with my windows down and listening to loud music as a kid. Years later, nothing has changed. These 14 Summer Tunes Crochet Afghan Patterns are inspired by some of the most quintessential summer hits from the past few decades. With fun names like these, there’s no way you won’t have a blast making these crochet afghan patterns.
Get out your iPod, iPad, or iAnything and play some of your favorite summer tunes while you crochet one of these amazing patterns. We’ve got some great granny square patterns in addition to crochet afghan patterns. A lot of these patterns remind me of distant, Caribbean beaches. Let these patterns take you to your own personal paradise.
You’ll definitely find something you like while you look through this list. Half the fun is reminiscing about these songs! I hope they stir up some great memories like they do for me. These crochet afghan patterns are music to my ears.
Crochet Afghan Patterns
The Beatles, Eagles, Beach Boys, and Dylan are some of the musical inspirations for these crochet afghan patterns. Dive right into summer with some cool tunes and patterns.
Crochet Granny Square Patterns
Get your groove on with these granny square patterns. You won’t be able to sit still while crocheting these cuties. Sit back, relax, enjoy the music, and crochet!
3. Dancing in the Streets Squares
6. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds Square
What’s your favorite summer tune?
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I like the article on songs with crochet patterns, but when I went to the more modern ones,with songs like “Fancy”, the link didn’t work. I get a website which advertises many different kinds of crochet with links to different patterns. I don’t kno,w which, if any of the patterns are supposed to be for “Fancy” or “American Pie” or any of the others?
Help, please!