I am so excited! I have finished my first ripple afghan. I chose blues, greens and a bit of white yarns from Mom's store...erh...stash of yarns. I love how the colors work with one another. You feel like you're wrapped beneath a quiet waterfall. The colors are very soothing. My boys couldn't wait for it to be finished. My youngest would actually cuddle up underneath the afghan while I was crocheting.
You can see I added two rows of single crochet down each side to "tidy it up" a bit. I think it turned out quite nice. Maybe a granny ripple is in the works? I found this pattern (Ripple Afghan) from Ravelry, which linked to this site.
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Fab-U-Lucious!!! This is a piece of art, Shel. As Renee would say - using the "OK" hand jesture - Perfecto!
Beautiful!! Lovely colors
Would you mind sharing what kind/size of yarn you used and about how long it took you to complete this project? It's beautiful!
please post the pattern name and designer. the link you supplied is broken or has been removed. thank you!
Could you post colors and. Yarn
Could you post colors and. Yarn
I've updated the link (Ripple Afghan by Janet Jarosh), so hopefully it works now :0). This pattern was found on Ravelry. I used a size G hook with worsted weight acrylics.
The yarn was from my mother's "stash", so unfortunately I don't have a list. I was just helping her use up what she had. :0) I stuck with blues and greens and threw in some white. I do remember some yarn being variegated though.
Amanda Leigh jarvis
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