Color Scheme Crochet: How To Crochet 17 Colorful Crochet Afghans

Colorful designs and patterns fill this FREE crochet eBook to create a rainbow of free crochet afghans for all ages. Colorful crochet has never been more exciting!

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Zeemer

"This Simple Rectangular Granny Blanket is very unassuming. It uses the Red Heart Super Saver Ombre yarn in monochromatic color. This type of yarn is so designed as to create this kind of evenly distributed colors giving the blanket a very neat finish and overall look. It used the color sea coral but you can do this in a color you fancy. You can do this in a similar monochromatic look or in a vibrant solid colors. Happy crocheting!"

teddyluvza

"Please help, I cant see the picture of the throw ( Where can I find it?"

Cheryl Y

"Wow I love this ripple Cabin in the Woods Crochet Afghan, the colors go so well together. I have never though to the tip to placing markers on every 25th ch for easier count. I'll have to remember this tip for other ripple afghans. Thanks! This pattern is so easy to follow and I hope it will work out as pictured. I am a stitch counter while crocheting so I hope I won't have any troubles with it. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet pattern."

Cheryl Y

"I have always loved the look of the Broomstick Lace and this Sweet Lace Blanket is just beautiful showing off the lacy fabric. The written pattern is a very basic pattern for doing broomstick lace and is easy to understand if you have done the stitch before. I'm not sure how big of a blanket this pattern will do, it doesn't say. But if I know it is done in a set of 5 stitches. I'm going to make this one as written and see how big it is. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet pattern."

kd7ymc 8425594

"My choice in color of a tote is green"

Dedri Uys

Dedri Uys My name is Dedri. I am a 32 year-old South African living in London with my husband, 3 gorgeous boys, and Kettle the cat.

During the day I work as a radiotherapist, planning treatment for cancer patients. At night, when the little ones have gone to bed, you will find me huddled over my crochet hook, furiously scribbling down designs on pieces of scrap paper (and occasionally having a glass of wine).

My granny taught me to crochet when I was very young, and although I was good at it, I have to admit that I wasn't overly keen. I didn't pick up a hook again until I was pregnant with my second son. Four years later I can honestly say that crochet has changed my life.