The Crochet Crowd

  • PATTERNS
  • STITCH ALONGS
  • TUTORIALS & STITCHES
  • COMMUNITY & EVENTS
  • ABOUT
menu icon
go to homepage
  • PATTERNS
  • STITCH ALONGS
  • TUTORIALS & STITCHES
  • COMMUNITY & EVENTS
  • ABOUT
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • YouTube
  • search icon
    Homepage link
    • PATTERNS
    • STITCH ALONGS
    • TUTORIALS & STITCHES
    • COMMUNITY & EVENTS
    • ABOUT
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • YouTube
  • ×
    Home » Crochet Waves and Zig Zag Blanket Patterns

    Water Waves Throw Crochet Pattern

    Sharing is caring!

    • Facebook
    • Email

    water610Water Waves Throw Pattern

    by Michael Sellick - The Crochet Crowd
    ©2012 The Crochet Crowd

    Water Waves Throw will measure approximately 59" across. 1 ball of Bernat Mosaic Yarn, colour used is Waterfall will create 4" of height. For example, if you wanted this afghan to be square. 59 divided by 4" = 15 balls. The height of the afghan is up to you. 

    Follow Video Tutorial For This - Tutorial To Be Made

     

    Materials:

    Size J Crochet Hook or 6.0 MM

    Yarn:

    1 Balls = 4" in height - Bernat Mosaic Yarn, 100 g or 3.5 oz Balls, colour used is "Waterfall". One colour ball creates random colour squares as shown.

    Decide your length in inches and divide by 4. This will give you the amount of balls you need. Afghan design is 59" across. 

    water611 water612

    Other views of the same afghan at different spots. The afghan's colouring change by the yarn creates for an very interesting water effect. You can use this idea for any of the Bernat Mosaic Yarn Colours. It will same ideas but in the different shades you chose. 

    Definitions:

    CH - Chain, DC - Double Crochet, SC - Single Crochet, SL ST - Slip Stitch, BEG - Beginning, REP - Repeat, 2TOG - 2 Together, DEC - Decrease, SK - Skip, 3TOG - 3 Together, DC3TOG - 3 DC into the same stitch, 3DC - 3 Double Crochet into the same stitch,

    Free Pattern:

    This pattern is in sets of 14 chains. Meaning that 14 chain stitches between the repeat of the pattern exists. In the afghan shown, there is 15 sets of 14 chain stitches. At the end of the line, you will add 2 chains. 

    1. Chain 14 = 1 set, repeat Chain 14 over and over until you get your desired width. This aghan has a total of 15 Sets. At the desired length, add 2 stitches.
    2. Skip 2 CH (counts as 1 DC), 2 DC into the next CH, * 1 DC into the next 3 CH, using next 3 stitches create DC3TOG, using next 3 stitches create DC3TOG, 1 DC into the next 3 CH, 3DC in the next 2 chain. Repeat from * all the way to the end. End last stitch with 3DC.
    3. CH 3 (counts as 1 DC), 2 DC into the 1st stitch. *1 DC into the next 3 stitches, Using next 3 stitches create DC3TOG, using next 3 stitches create DC3TOG. 1 DC into each of the next 3 stitches, Next two stitches get 3DC each, repeat from * all the way to the end. Final stitch ends with 3DC.
    4. Repeat step 2 and 3 until you get your desired length.
    5. Fasten off.

    More Blanket Patterns

    [the_grid name="Afghans"]

    Like this:

    Like Loading...

    Related

    More Crochet Waves and Zig Zag Blanket Patterns

    • Crochet Waffle Waves Blanket Pattern + Tutorial
    • Crochet Sunset Waves Blanket Pattern
    • Crochet Starry Night Waves Blanket Pattern + Tutorial
    • Crochet Parting Ways Blanket Pattern + Diagram

    Filed Under: Crochet Waves and Zig Zag Blanket Patterns

    Comments

      Have you completed this project. Show me! Cancel reply

      Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

      The maximum upload file size: 360 MB. You can upload: image, document. Links to YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and other services inserted in the comment text will be automatically embedded. Drop file here

    1. stacey fogoros says

      November 24, 2015 at 4:16 pm

      Started this pattern with a friend and am confused as the throw is turning into ripples (not laying down flat). We are on the fourth row (on directions, number 4. repeating steps 2 and 3) Our throw doesn't look like the picture. What's wrong ?

      Reply
    2. stacey fogoros says

      October 20, 2015 at 1:38 am

      can't wait to try the water waves throw with my girlfriend. Looks awesome and easy enough for returning crocheters.

      Reply
    Mikey Blogging with Pen In Hand

    Welcome!

    I'm Mikey, join me in learning crochet as I am always learning, too!

    More about me
    Mikey Stitch Studio Browse Patterns
    • Crochet Baby Linen Chevron Blanket + Tutorial
    • Crochet Grill Stitch Thick Blanket Pattern + Tutorial
    • Fantastic Crochet Pinwheel Pop Blanket + Tutorial
    • Big Wheel Crochet Afghan Pattern
    • Trendy Crochet Tote Bag Pattern
    • Easy Crochet Study of Blue Blanket Pattern
    • Top 5 Textured Crochet Stitches: Odd Numbers
    • I Need This Crochet Blanket - Any Size
    • The Crochet Crowd Design Manual
    • Mediterranean Crochet Cruise Homework - Gondola Scarves
    • The Study of Jewelled Lanterns Blanket Pattern
    • Crochet Study of Variegated Blanket Pattern + Tutorial
    • Crochet Blizzard Snowflake Afghan Pattern + Tutorial
    • Crochet Study of Puffed Dessert Blanket
    See more Crochet Stitch Along Patterns →

    Footer

    Stitch Alongs With Mikey

    • How To Crochet Study of Snow Blanket + Tutorial
    • Study of Temperature Afghan + Tutorial
    • How To Crochet Study of Possibilities Throw + Tutorial
    • Bernat Crochet Study of Maker Blanket Pattern
    • Crochet Study of Geometry Stitch Along + Tutorial
    See more Crochet Stitch Along Patterns →
    ↑ back to top

    Explore

    • About
    • Before 2023
    • 2023 Patterns
    • 2024 Patterns
    • 2025 Patterns
    • 2026 Patterns

    More

    • FAQ
    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy

    The website has been active since 2010. Articles and patterns are reviewed from time to time. Some patterns get updated with newly written instructions, photography and keeping the patterns current.

    Copyright © 2026 The Crochet Crowd • Some links may contain affiliate connections.

    %d