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March 19, 2024

Crochet Cablework Afghan Pattern + Tutorial

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Don't let this design scare the daylights out of you because this Crochet Cablework Afghan is really easy if you look at this afghan row by row.

Bernat Crochet Cablework Blanket Pattern
Bernat Crochet Cablework Blanket Pattern
Download Yarnspirations Pattern
Free Pattern: Crochet Cablework Afghan

The wonderful and coolest thing about this design, once you start the main pattern after the 1st - 3 rows are done, every other row is just straight single crochet across. This means, one row you need to think and the other row to get back is just a no brainer. The complete design is completed on the front side of the afghan so you can see it come together as your crochet. So if you are making an error, you will see it right away.

So when you look at the diagram below, don't freak out. Take it line by line. The tutorial I have provided is extremely long. I follow you through the entire sheet. Once you get rows 1 - 14 done, you start again at Row 1 and so on. It's not hard.

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Crochet Diagrams to Save or Print

Click on the diagrams to be able to download or print. These are what Mikey uses in the tutorial to follow along with. You will notice this diagram is slightly different than the one provided with the original pattern. Mikey's diagram has two repeats of the cable twisting instead of just one in the original pattern. Both diagrams are the same, Mikey's is just extended for educational purposes.

Crochet Cable Work Afghan Diagram
Crochet Cable Work Afghan Diagram
Crochet Cable Work Afghan Diagram - Marked Up
Crochet Cable Work Afghan Diagram - Marked Up

Tutorial

Crochet Soft Neutrals Cable Afghan Pattern + Tutorial

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Filed Under: Bernat Yarn Patterns, Crochet Afghans and Blankets Tutorials, Crochet Cable Blanket Patterns

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  1. Marie says

    May 08, 2019 at 6:11 pm

    I'm struggling with aligning the extended v stitch. I've checked the chain one space and I'm putting the v into the correct stitch also. The left side angle of the v is 'off'. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong and wondered how I could correct it

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  2. Louise Alvey says

    May 15, 2017 at 11:55 am

    Hi Mikey. Love all your videos especially this 1. I've always loved the look of cables. Was wondering, I have a lot of acrylic yarn was wondering if I could use that instead of what you used in the video?

    Reply
  3. Mari Carmen Rios Aragon says

    March 25, 2017 at 11:40 am

    Hola Mikey , soy de España del Sur , y me encanta ver tus vídeos , quiero hacer un Pleid , y la manta de los rombos me encanta .
    Gracias por estos vídeos tan ilustrativos .
    Espero ver mas ave por cual me decido .

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