Shell and Post Stitch Ripple Afghan

By: Heather Tucker from stitcheryprojects.com

If you're looking for a new ripple afghan pattern to make, this Shell and Post Stitch Ripple Afghan is a great option! All you need is an H hook and any color worsted weight yarn to complete this easy crochet ripple afghan. For your convenience, five different widths are included in the free pattern so that you can make this blanket in any size.

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Easy

Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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Zeemer

Sep 16, 2017

This is another afghan project using a not-very-ordinary color combination. The peach and gray color combination is so unique but sweet, perfect for a teenage or a tweeny girl's room. It's challenging to make as this Shell and Post Stitch Ripple Afghan incorporates a complicated stitch that gives an interesting texture to the whole master piece.

Cheryl Y

Apr 29, 2016

This is a easy Shell and Post Stitch Ripple Afghan. I have started making mine with all of my half balls of yarn. So far I have 7 different colors done. Now it's on the back burner until I get more yarn. The pattern is well written and comes out great. Thank you for this free pattern.

S L Flogdell

Jan 16, 2016

Have made this for my Grandmother, love, love, this pattern so easy when you get into the swing of it. I made it in cream Aran looks gorgeous and classy. I will be making more of this brilliant blanket. Thanks very much for this free pattern.

mgroizeau 7782217

Aug 11, 2015

Cant wait to make this shell and post blanket

JTheis41071 693387 2

Jun 04, 2012

I love that it is labeled "easy" and looks harder. I can't wqait to try,I like new and different patterns that are a challenge to my skill level.

Knittingdancer on Ravelry

Jun 02, 2012

I like the Shell with the post stitch ripple pattern the best. I just love ripple blankets.

margvf 3326875

Jun 02, 2012

I love the shells combined with ripples. Plus it offers a lot of color possibilities.

sewgood11

Jun 02, 2012

I picked #2 because it looked more interesting to crochet. Since I do not like to follow directions too precisely, I might choose more colors and, of course, different colors. I love to crochet. Simple patterns can be done while watching tv; more complicated when I just want to relax and concentrate on my work.