I think if some of us had our way, we’d crochet every second of every day. Okay, maybe we wouldn’t crochet THAT much, but I have a feeling we would still love to have all the time in the world to do what we love. That’s why I’ve pulled together my favorite free crochet round ripple patterns. Have you ever tried one?
Round ripple afghans are unique in many ways. Obviously, these afghans are not square or rectangular which gives them a special star-burst shape that kids and adults both like. Since these afghans start out small, these patterns are great stash-busters. You can increase the size easily just by adding more and more rows. Once you’ve crocheted a round ripple, you’ll realize that you can make round ripples in a variety of sizes to suit your needs. For instance, the start of a round ripple can be turned into a coaster, a trivet, a place-mat etc. We love these patterns because if you’re not sure how much yarn you have, you can crochet until you run out and you’ll still have some version of the pattern. If you’re crocheting a basic square afghan and it ends up being the width of a scarf, you’ve got a problem. No problems in store for the round ripple though! The versatility of these pattern help crocheters work up multiple gifts by using the same pattern and that’s perfect considering it’s the first day of November! (Where did October go?!)
Without further ado, here are 12 round ripple afghans that will have you crocheting ’round the clock!
- Beginner’s Round Ripple
- Pink Peppermint Afghan
- Frosted Round Ripple
- Down in the Valley Afghan
- French Country Round Ripple
- Raspberry Sherbet Round Ripple
- Tiffany Blue Round Ripple
- Shell and V-Stitch Round Ripple Blanket
- 6 Point Star Afghan
- 7 Point Star Throw
- 12 Point Round Ripple
- Pink 24 Point Round Ripple
Have you crocheted a round ripple afghan? Have you tried any of these patterns?
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I crocheted a spider man round ripple afghan. Even though it was repetitious and got a little boring at times, all that melted away once I saw the smile and excitement on the little boy’s face who received it as a birthday gift.
I’ve crocheted many a ripple over the last 43 years but never one in the round. Just finished my last project, maybe it’s time to try one.
Gracias por todos los patrones son muy lindos y me gustaría que los enviaran en español,