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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puzzler45 9796716

"I just started this pattern and am loving it. I am, however, having difficulty understanding how to join the second part of the square to the square to the previous row. Please help!"

starmm1

"How do I make this bigger?"

dhlmorrow 8817147

"This pattern is lovely and I would love to make it. I would like to know the size it becomes with a spacing of eight . Would I just keep adding 81 until I get the size I need? Thanks for your help."

Cheryl Y

"I have saved this one to come back to. I like the look of this Spider Web Crochet Stitch. The written pattern is well done and easy to understand and follow. I would love a scarf done in this stitch. I'm looking forward to playing around with this one and see just what I can come up with. Thank you for sharing this free crochet stitch tutorial."

Cheryl Y

"Oh wow this Velvet Stars stitch is amazing looking. I like the slideshow on how to do this star. I'm glad these is a pause tab on the slide show so I can write this one out. The chart is nice, but I'm not the best at crocheting with charts. I would need to zoom in on the pictures to see just how to do this. This will make a beautiful blanket or scarf. I love learning how to make new stitches that just pop. I have saved this one and will come back.. Thank you so much for sharing this crochet stitch how to."

Elena Hunt

Elena Hunt When I was 10, my grandmother taught me to crochet. A Granny Square pattern was my first project. Her name was Beatrice Ryan Ramshaw- a tiny Irish powerhouse! All my memories include her crocheting things like tablecloths, slippers, doilies, and blankets. As a young woman, the bug got me- I began crocheting and haven't stopped! Now I have 40 years of experience and many beautiful projects under my belt.

To honor the craft she taught me, in February of 2013 I took the opportunity to start my own Crochet Website that I named after my Grandmother... Beatrice Ryan Designs! Shortly after starting my website, I began publishing my own Free Crochet Patterns! My Amazing Grace Free Pattern Series is dedicated to Breast Cancer Awareness and has blessed me greatly.