Crochet Reversible Interlocking Blanket + Tutorial

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Crochet Reversible Geometric Blanket

Crochet Reversible Afghan
Crochet Reversible Afghan

Make yourself this Crochet Reversible Geometric Blanket where it’s reversible; you can choose either side. Make this Reversible Geometric Blanket in any combination of Caron Simply Soft and Caron Simply Soft Heathers that you like. There is a small diagram of the pattern if you prefer visuals. The Reversible Geometric Blanket is considered an intermediate definitely worth trying if you like a challenge, but not an impossible one.

Download Yarnspirations Pattern
Free Afghan Pattern Here

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https://youtu.be/y2gJeiRnE2Q

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Comments (9) on “Crochet Reversible Interlocking Blanket + Tutorial”

  1. I’m working on this pattern now, and it’s beautiful! But I can’t figure out the sides/end of the row for color B. I’ve somehow worked it out until row 6. But I feel like what I did to start row 6 with color B isn’t correct. Right now, my ch3 is in front of A, then I worked a dc in front of A in middle of ch3 space 2 rows below, ch3, dc in same ch3 space behind A. It looks like I’m starting the row with 2 double crochets in front of A, but not really anchored, so it looks like a loose loop. It doesn’t look like that in the pictures above. What am I doing wrong?

    When I finish the row of B and need to turn it to start color A, do I need to have the tail for B in front of A or behind A? Are there any photos of the process for the ends of rows? Or close up pictures of the sides before the border is started? Hopefully I’ve explained my situation clearly. Thank you for any help!

    1. If I were you as I haven’t filmed this or looked into the pattern to the detail you have. I would used the CONTACT US page at Yarnspirations to request help on this pattern. If there are more photos, they have them there and you could request that as well to see if the photographers took more photos. If there are other customers struggling with the same pattern, it will be in their notes as well to assist you. You can reach out to them at https://www.yarnspirations.com/ca-en/contactus Just paste and copy your comment above and put it into the form and customer service should be able to get back to you.

    1. No I am sorry. Usually in the articles if there is a video play YouTube Window, it means a tutorial has been created. In this case, there is no matching tutorial. I’m sorry.

      1. Thank you for your prompt reply! I will surely figure it out somehow! Thanks again for everything you do.

      3. Let me think on it. I find it extremely difficult to teach this concept on camera. I’ve done it before and pulled down the tutorial as people were more confused and I regretted ever filming it. Lot of negative kick back.

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