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Crochet afghan patterns are definitely one of the most sought-after patterns on AllFreeCrochet. If you always find yourself searching for interesting crochet afghan patterns, then we definitely suggest this amazing book by Robin Chachula. Unexpected Afghans features a beautiful collection of fresh and vibrant afghans for your home.
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What is your favorite pattern for crocheted afghans? (Ripple, granny square, round, etc). Tell us below!
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I simply can’t pick a favorite! I’ve made rectangle, hexagon, rippled lace, hexagon motifs, and tunisian with a worked-in design…all within the past year; and am currently finishing a “zippered” square afghan.
for speed? ocean waves. for beauty? feather and fan. for nostalgia? defiitely classic grannie
I love to crochet and afghans are my favorite project to make. Usually I make them and give as gifts and I would love to have new patterns to try.
My favorite type of afghan isn’t one you have listed. I like different textures created with just the basic stitches. I tend to do other things (read, watch tv, talk) while crocheting, so using easy stitches works for me, and varying how I use them makes some very pretty and interesting designs.
winning would be great
I love to make afghans of all shapes, sizes and patterns. People want to know how I can talk or watch tv without looking at my patterns. I just tell them that I use the basic patterns when I do that. I like patterns that are colorful but do not need to sew blocks together.
I always have a granny square project started! When the scrap yarns start piling up, I start making squares. It’s so easy and compact to carry somewhere, because all you need is a few colors at a time. Although I have learned to start putting the squares together after I have enough for one row at a time. I doesn’t feel so intimidating to me that way, and I know I will finish, and feel a great satisfaction when it is done!