When do you typically open a bottle of wine? At dinner? When guests come over? On a Friday after a hard week at work?
May 25 is National Wine Day, and I’m sure many people will be celebrating with a bottle of their favorite white or red. As you relax and sip your drink, why not take inspiration from what’s in your glass?
You can take a cue from your favorite wine by crocheting an afghan to match. Choose an off-white color to imitate your glass of Chardonnay, or pick a berry tone to match your Cabernet Sauvignon. Check out these 14 Wine-Inspired Crochet Afghan Patterns for more delicious ideas!
White Wine Afghan Patterns
Relax with a glass of wine and a homemade crochet blanket.
Make an elegant crochet afghan to match your elegant lifestyle. Whether it’s lacy or cabled, a gorgeous crochet afghan is the perfect accessory to help you relax while sipping from your glass of Pinot Grigio on a Friday night. Plus, it matches with everything!
- Chic Chardonnay Afghan
- Gorgeous Pinot Grigio Blanket
- Lady Windsor Lace Crochet Blanket
- Chenin Blanc Lace Pattern
- Understated Cable Stitch Afghan
- Riesling Crochet Afghan
- This Afghan Calls For Champagne
Red Wine Afghan Patterns
Make an afghan to match your wine. It will look elegant while easily disguising spills!
You’ll adore these red, maroon, and berry-colored crochet patterns! Perfect for the holidays, you’ll love curling up under one of these cozy crochet afghans while enjoying a glass of Merlot near the fireplace. Bonus: If you happen to spill some wine on your blanket, no one will notice.
- Pinot Noir Cabled Throw
- Skipping Stones Circular Afghan
- Cabernet Sauvignon Throw
- Rustic Romance Cable Throw
- Marvelous Merlot Afghan
- Seductive Syrah Afghan
- Red Wine Crochet Throw and Pillow
Let us know: What is your favorite type of wine?
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Wow! Wine-inspire afghans. I’m amazed how designers or bloggers, or whoever did the collection. I got the idea for my own project of making a group of crochet patterns. It’s just a plan though.But this is a very good idea. Thanks for that.