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kentuckywoman2
"Fine and good. But I'd love to know just how one is supposed to lay out a 5ftx6ft afghan "on a towel". I made a custom size afghan for my son last Christmas and it needs to be washed. I used acrylic yarn, so I imagine washing it alone in a front-loader on gentle cycle would work well, and hopefully spin-drying wouldn't harm it (although it is not mentioned here). Heat doesn't work well with acrylic, or so I've been told, so I think I'd prefer to air dry this. But laying it out? Where? On the floor? On the bed? In a tiny one-bedroom apt that might be difficult, especially with children and pets in the mix. Even a small kitchen table wouldn't be big enough, according to these instructions. I'm flummoxed as to where to lay this to dry. Anyone have any suggestions? At this point I'm almost thinking I may have to build something, so any design ideas are welcome!"
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"Caps crochet is inaccessible. It's listed as an unsafe site. Would have enjoyed learning a new stitch."
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"Question about the border 2nd End calls for 7 Single crochet to make corner and 7 Double crochet for the sides. Is that correct or should the corners also be 7 Double crochet? Thanks."

Learn to Make Mile-A-Minute Baby Afghans

Learn to Make Mile-A-Minute Baby Afghans
Publisher: Leisure Arts
ISBN: 9781464712067
Authors: Anne Halliday, Carole Prior, Jennine Korejko, Terry Kimbrough

Reviewed by Nicola Trumbull, Editor for AllFreeCrochetAfghanPatterns.com

Are you mystified by mile-a-minute patterns? I know I once was but this book has cleared up all of the confusion! This little book has six baby afghans that are made in the mile-a-minute style. Right away I was so glad that this book explained just how the mile-a-minute pattern is created. Basically you crochet a center strip and then you work a border around this strip. Then all you have to do is connect multiple strips to make the afghan. Awesome! You'll have to check out this book to see just how each part of the strip is created.

This basic principle of crocheting in strips is applied to each of the six baby afghans in the book. What's amazing is that each patern is still so different from the next. It just goes to show you how versatile crochet can be!

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