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    Juicy Fruits & Whipped Throw Pattern + Tutorial

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    Customize your new Juicy Fruits and Whipped Creme Crochet Throw. You can make this as a lapghan or even up to a bedspread. The details are provided below to customize. This is using Red Heart Super Saver yarn.

    Crochet Juicy Fruit Throw Pattern
    Crochet Juicy Fruit Throw Pattern
    • For those who would like to use this pattern for bedspreads. These sizes include the hangover that drapes over the side of the mattress. You will follow the directions and keep repeating the pattern until you reach your chain's end.
    • Changing the number of colours used will reflect on how many balls you will use during this project.
    Download Yarnspirations Pattern

    The Sizing below is based on the Gauge Size of the Written Pattern itself. This was not based on my own stitches & tension. It is known in crochet that the sizing will be affected if you change the yarn or hook size.

    Mattress SizeSize of AfghanDimensionsStarting Chain CountLength
    Balls R'qd
    This PatternThrow55" x 44"
    15244"8
    BabyBaby36" x 36"110

    36"

    ?

    BabyBaby40" x 40"122

    40"

    ?

     39" x 75"  Twin66" x 90" 200

    90"

    ?

    54" x 75"Full / Double80" x 90"242

    90"

    ?

    60" x 80"  Queen90" x 90" 27290"?
    78" x 84"King 108" x 90"32690"?
     39" x 75"Day Bed 66" x 90"20090"?
     48" x 84" Single Waterbed66" x 90"20090"?
    60" x 84"Queen Waterbed90" x 90"27290"?
    72" x 84"King Waterbed108" x 90"32690"?
    Juicy Fruits Close Up Crochet Afghan
    Juicy Fruits Zoomed In Stitch Configuration

    For figuring out your own afghan size:

    • 6 Chains = 1 shell seen in the photograph.
    • 1 Shell = 2" wide.
    • Chain in sets of 6 as explained in the video tutorial to get the width you want. Then add 2 chains at the end.
    • For the pattern, the repeat pattern of using the 4 colours takes 12 rows total. The repeat pattern is approximately 7" high.

    Math to figure out custom sizing:

    • If you want a certain size say 60" wide afghan.
    • If each shell is 2" wide, the total width is divided by 2 as every 2" is only 1 shell. We need to figure out the number of shells required to figure out the chain length number.
    • The math is 60" divided by 2" per shell = 30 shells. Take 30 shells x 6 (6 stitches per shell) =  180 Chains. Then add 2 chains at the very end.
    • Total of 182 Chains.
    • Crochet to the desired length.
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    1. Carol says

      February 12, 2020 at 10:09 pm

      Is there a video of how to do the border !! I have trouble reading crochet patterns .
      Thank you

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      • Mikey says

        February 13, 2020 at 7:15 am

        I didn't film this border specifically for this afghan, but we have this one. https://thecrochetcrowd.com/granny-square-borders-2/ It's the petal edge border that looks similar. For the sides of the blanket, you just equally space the stitches out.

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    2. Carol Patterson says

      April 04, 2015 at 5:42 pm

      It's beautiful and I'm saving this one for sure

      Reply
    3. Sheryl Schellenberg says

      April 03, 2015 at 10:37 pm

      Each color starts on the same side ,I just drop color 1and pick up color 2 ,then drop color 2 and pick up color 3 , then just pick up color 1 ,then drop that color and pick up color 2 .I end with a border of my main color around the throw in single crochet to cover the first and last stitch. And you do not see all my dropped yarn.

      Reply
    4. Marianne Karwowski Hoppel says

      March 05, 2015 at 7:06 am

      Please email written instructions. Thanks.

      Reply
      • Debra Brock says

        April 03, 2015 at 2:38 pm

        I would love to have the written instructions.....!

        Reply
    5. Judy Rodrigue says

      February 20, 2015 at 12:49 am

      I crochet prayer shawls and I was looking for something different to crochet. I came across your YouTube video for "juicy fruits". I loved the way it looks but it looked a little difficult for me. After watching your video, I immediately picked up some yarn and a crochet hook and got to work. Your video was so easy to understand (and see-the way you had the camera situated) you made it so easy for me. Thank you Mikey! I really appreciate you making the pattern so easy to understand.

      Reply
    6. Ligia Rojaa says

      October 26, 2014 at 8:36 pm

      No luck getting printed instruction can you mail it to me please

      Reply
      • Barbara Edwards Bartlett says

        April 03, 2015 at 1:51 pm

        Did Ligia Rojaa ever get a written copy of this pattern?

        Original Message:
        Ligia Rojaa says:
        October 26, 2014 at 8:36 pm
        No luck getting printed instruction can you mail it to me please

        Reply
    7. Ligia Rojas says

      October 26, 2014 at 8:31 pm

      From Costa Rica , love it

      Reply
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