Baby Ripple Afghan
This Baby Ripple Afghan reminds you that you aren't the only member of the family that needs to be warm! Its colorful chevron pattern is appealing and super trendy, even though your baby might not be aware of that. This easy afghan even comes in two sizes - a 15 x 17" preemie size and a 30 x 34" newborn version. There aren't any large holes in the design so it will keep your baby snug and warm. It also doesn't allow any places for them to catch their teeny tiny fingers and toes. Every baby needs their own special blanket that they'll cherish even as a grown adult. This crochet blanket is beautiful and very warm, so it's really the perfect pattern to make for the little one in your life.
Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Try and different stitch for your next ripple blanket and learn how to work the granny ripple stitch with this video tutorial!
Did You Know?
The ripple stitch can be used to create a crochet chevron pattern, which is at the height of style right now. Everyone loves finding ways to work chevron into their outfits and especially their home decor. In 1953, the fashion icon Missoni transformed this pattern into a design for a modern audience, and as they expanded their market beyond high fashion to a wider consumer base, more designers began to recognize the fabulous potential of the chevron pattern.
Although Charlie Brown is the ultimate model for this edgy trend, his trademark shirt is not the pioneer of the chevron style. It was officially known as the chevron in the 14th century, but some have recognized the iconic pattern even before that in ancient Grecian art, especially pottery. By the 14th C, the word's French origin had combined with Anglo influences to come to symbolize this V-shaped design in roofs and coat of arms, and in our time, the chevron has been frequently used as a way for officials to denote military or civic rank—although perhaps not in the bright colors and cute combinations we love in our crochet blanket patterns.
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kenziewood07 43526 50
May 24, 2017
I really like this pattern and design but I want to make it as a throw for a small couch. Can you tell me how many chains I need to make to enlarge the pattern and make sure that the ends face up on both ends? I have had trouble in the past with trying to make a zig zag pattern larger and ending up with an uneven number of chains to begin it.
kenziewood07 43526 50
May 24, 2017
I really like this pattern and design but I want to make it as a throw for a small couch. Can you tell me how many chains I need to make to enlarge the pattern and make sure that the ends face up on both ends? I have had trouble in the past with trying to make a zig zag pattern larger and ending up with an uneven number of chains to begin it.
JaneEK
Jan 28, 2017
Right at the top of the pattern page, there is a notice that this project is available for free for Ravelry members. I just checked, and its still a valid offer. I generally dont like ripple patterns (70s flashbacks), but this is not bad. Id actually call it a Petit Ripple if I were naming it. The pastel colors make it perfect for any babyand it can be passed down, too!
melissasea22
Apr 14, 2017
I agree those colors were horrid back then but in all honesty you could always change colors to suit you or the recipients.
mulberrygalprinces s
Jun 09, 2016
This is a lovely pattern and makes up beautifully. Any mom would love getting this for their little one. If you want to know how I know that check out my picture. This is a very popular pattern and color combo, I have made more than I care to count.thank you for sharing..
gerelbailey 873000 0
Jul 19, 2014
i love this pattern by looking at it, i am going to make it ,i know it is beautiful
k1ss19 1363021
May 29, 2013
the pictures should be bigger so you can see exactly what the pattern looks like!!!!
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May 05, 2011
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