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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GrandmaSue10

"When I go to print the pattern, there's a p2 that says "How to finger crochet" Where is that?"

loneal65 5546617

"I love this afghan but am confused by pattern directions. Row 8 says repeat from 2 times more, then from to once then 7 sc. But then that is too many stitches."

Zeemer

"This is another very elaborate design fit for kings. Appropriate for complicated designs if you want your project to look grand and imposing. This is not for beginners."

Zeemer

"This is the kind of very elaborate granny square I want to use if and when I decide to make a grand afghan. It will the the works!! The masterpiece of the century. yohoooo. But really this square is so beautiful enhanced by the rust color of the petal."

Zeemer

"Wow. I just love this Autumn Leaves blanket. So appropriate for this fall season. I love the colors used truly representing the color of leaves that fall off from the maple trees. I want to make this as a gift to my sister or cousin or nephew who are all residing in the land of the maple leaves."

Lorene Haythorn Eppolite

Lorene Eppolite- Cre8tion Crochet My name is Lorene Haythorn Eppolite and I am the owner of Cre8tion Crochet. Cre8tion Crochet offers a vast assortment of free crochet patterns, information on running your own crochet business and blogging. I have been an avid crocheter for only a couple of years. My grandmother taught me how as I child but I didn't really fall in love until I designed my first baby blanket for my best friend who was expecting. It was all down hill from there.

I didn't follow any patterns for two years and taught myself everything from looking at pictures and just doing. I eventually learned to read patterns and then began creating my own. Blogging was a natural progression for me. I currently make my living with my blog and with selling my finished items online and in retail stores. I have many hopes and dreams for my crocheting future and I can't wait to see what comes next.

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