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Stitch, Stop & Roll Crochet Afghan Pattern + Tutorial

Stitch, Stop & Roll Crochet Afghan Pattern
Stitch, Stop & Roll Crochet Afghan Pattern

Stitch, Stop & Roll Afghan

Learn how to do my Stitch Stop & Roll Crochet Afghan. It's vibrant and filled with textures and techniques to enhance a crocheter's skills while making an incredible afghan at the same time.

The name comes from the fact of the raised roll that appears that is three dimensional. So you have stitch, then stop, roll and proceed.

Download Yarnspirations Pattern
Free Pattern: Crochet Stitch, Stop and Roll Afghan

The colours of this afghan were decided by Diva Dan. He has a gifted touch for mixing colour palettes. For me, my favourite design is the Boldy Urban, for Div Dan he likes the Refreshing Soda version. We expect crocheters will change up the colour even more giving this project a completely different look.

The pattern is free and there are 5 pre-assembled kits if you would like to match the colours precisely to one of the 5 designs. You can also look at the free pattern and decide your own colour palette too.

Tutorial

78 Color Combinations with Red Heart Super Saver

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  1. Ginger Goertz says

    Hi Yarnspirations and Mikey. I just love your tutorials. This one was so special. I want to thank you for making all your tutorials available. I did have a little trouble trying to work in the final stragglers, but I managed. I made this one for my granddaughter. After posting a picture of it on Facebook, she wanted it. I found it complicated at certain points but managed to finish it. Thank you again.

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