Showing posts with label v-stitch crochet blanket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label v-stitch crochet blanket. Show all posts

Saturday, November 7, 2015

#Crochet Chevron Ripple Stitch Afghan

I finally got around to finishing this afghan.  It was actually a very easy stitch pattern to follow once I got into the project.

The only stitch that you use for this pattern is the double #crochet stitch remembering that you will have to crochet 2 stitches together in the valleys of the design.

Here are pictures of the afghan.





You can find the easy pattern at CLICK HERE



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Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Crochet Baby Blanket

Here's an easy crochet project using the double crochet V-stitch and single crochet.    You can use this stitch to create scarves, blankets, and hats.

I used the v-stitch throughout the project and then made 3 rows of single crochet around the edges.    I used Red Heart Soft Solids in Yellow for the body and in Maize color for the edges.

You can find a very good V-stitch tutorial here


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Sunday, November 24, 2013

#Crochet Comfortable Afghan Done in V-Stitch

Several months ago, I started working on a crochet project that was somewhat of a challenge.    I had never attempted to do an afghan, but I had completed several easy scarves.   


I like using the V-Stitch because it's an easy and quick way to work up a scarf.  It took me several weeks to finish the afghan, and I was satisfied with the end result.   I used two colors to complete the afghan and worsted weight #4 yarn.



+Bethintx1 has an excellent video tutorial showing how to work the V-Stitch.

Go to this link to watch the tutoriaCrochet V-Stitch.

Written pattern at this Download Free Pattern






   
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