Shell and V stitch Ripple Afghan
This crocheted afghan uses a standard crochet lace pattern that's been converted to an easy ripple pattern. The Shell and V stitch Ripple Afghan can be made with any number of color changes and would work well with most yarn weights and styles.
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
Oct 31, 2017
Yeah. Why not? Come to think of it, combining the shell and V stitches is a great idea. I want to put this Shell and V-stitch Ripple Afghan in the queue for my subsequent project. This is so beautiful, highlighted in this pink/blue/white combination. This could be a good baby blanket, too. I was looking at the pattern and it is really very easy to make. Can't wait to do this project. Soooo easy!!
mrsgthep
Jun 30, 2014
slewebb, If you google Crochet Wagon Wheel patterns, there are quite a few. One gave the basic motif instructions and pictures of the blanket. Hope this helps you find your lost pattern. mrsgthep
sleewebb 0211824
Aug 29, 2013
Several years ago, I crocheted a baby afghan using a pattern that resembled a half wagon wheel. I know I made half circles, each row getting a little larger. I think each color started over small again and gradually grew bigger. It was made in vertical strips and then all the strips were put together to form the afghan. I cannot remember where I got the pattern, and can't find it again anywhere. Does this sound familiar to anyone? I would love to make another one, but I'm out of luck without the pattern. Thanks. You can email me at sleewebb@aol.com.
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