Learn how to make a granny afghan that uses waves that go up and down in the width of the afghan. This is much simpler than you may realize.
Once you get the pattern on how it grows at the top peaks and reduces at the bottom valleys, it's a cinch!
Give it a try. I have provided resources below to help you.
I have a free pattern for you that can follow along, it's called Granny Goes Ripple.
In the video tutorial, I have shown an example of my crochet diagram that I used for myself. I figured out that I can change the sizes easily by figuring out the multiple chain counts.
For changing sizes, use Multiples of 18... at the end of the chain ADD 1.
Here is my diagram as part of my rough notes. You are welcome to save it and/or print it for your own records.
Carol says
So helpful. Now I can start this pretty afghan today. Love your videos!!
Carol says
How to get print of written instructions?
Leslie says
Right now I'm making the Spectrum Afghan for Project Linus, then I will make this ripple afghan, also for Project Linus.
Tausha says
Love this. Starting this today with all my leftover yarn from the mystery CAL. How would I do a border on this kind of afghan?
Tausha says
Nevermind, the written pattern gives direction for am edging.
anita says
Where do I find the written pattern? trying to figure out the size. thank you