Empire Afghan
Snuggle up with this beautiful Empire Afghan! The pink and grey horizontal stripes complement each other perfectly and will look great in any room of your house. Finishing up at a cozy 46 by 70", this cozy crochet blanket will keep you warm during late night movie marathons. This easy crochet afghan pattern is sure to become one of your favorites!
Crochet HookE/4 or 3.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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hawkeye959 6217605
Jun 06, 2016
This is a beautiful afghan but the skill rating should be changed to either intermediate or advanced. This afghan is NOT an "easy" afghan to make! My mother made this afghan years ago and it was very challenging for her, and she was an experienced crocheter!
Cheryl Y
Jun 06, 2016
This is a beautiful Tunisian crocheted Empire Afghan pattern! The pattern is very well written and reads well. The Tunisian crochet is one of my favorite stitches to do. I love the colors used in this afghan and the the design is great. I have this one on my to do list for this winter. Thank you for this free beautiful pattern.
Zeemer
Apr 20, 2016
This is another very beautiful and unique afghan that I would like to make. The color combo is just awesome and has a great contrasting effect. Here is the link to the pattern for your easy reference http//www.freevintagecrochet.com/crochet-afghan-pa == tterns/bernhard327/empire-afghan.
beverooni1 1473502
Jan 19, 2013
Yes, it is Tunisian crochet with an afghan hook. If you don't know how to use this type of hook there are some GREAT videos out on YouTube.
pld
Nov 29, 2012
Please double-check patterns before posting them, to make sure they answer the basic questions needed to make them. Thanks.
beverooni1 1473502
Jan 19, 2013
Many of the older patterns are difficult to figure out. Once you have done a few you can sometimes work them out. Personally, I love seeing this old patterns and trying to figure them out.
garvi97 3902942
Feb 02, 2012
I'd love to try making this, but I can't even figure out the materials required - much less the pattern. I'm not a novice but apparently not good enough for "easy". Is this done with an Afghan hook? Can't find the type/brand/size listed on the pattern. I assume there are 3 shades of grey and 5 pink. It would be helpfull if patterns listed the type of yarn as all brands are not available everywhere (i.e. "size 5 bulky" or "size 4 wst. wt.") Can anyone clarify?
jenny1950 3490610
Nov 17, 2012
This is done in Worsted Weight (4). Zephyr Germantown is Virgin Wool 4 ply and the weight is 80 yards per ounce. It says at the top of the instructions to use hook sizes 4 and 5. Reading the first line of the instructions reveals that it is Afghan stitch... so you'll need afghan needles/hooks. I figured this out googling the yarn and reading the instructions. If you are from Australia, like I am... you then need to translate it to metric. I guess if you want to do a project this big you need to put time into finding the info you need.
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