Quickest Granny Stripe Crochet Afghan
It’s stashbusting time. Leave your stash lighter and get your craving for craftiness satisfied quickly with the Quickest Granny Stripe Crochet Afghan! Using a Q/15mm hook and four strands of yarn held together, you’ll create a fabulous crochet pattern in no time.
The subtly colorful pattern will soon become your favorite out of all your crochet afghan patterns to snuggle up in at night. Crochet patterns as fast to make and as cute as this one don't come around often so get your hooks ready.
Crochet HookQ or 16mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge3 rows and 2 dc clusters = 10 cm (4 inches)
Finished Size80 x 120 cm (32 x 46 inches)
Finished size is easily customizable. Yarn may be replaced by 2 strands of worsted yarn and 1 of sport yarn held together throughout.
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FreeSoftwareFiles
Apr 30, 2022
A lot of people failed at what you accomplished, simply because they were busy finding problems while you were busy finding solutions. Well done.
Hook72
Nov 26, 2018
I truly believe what makes this a quick crochet project is that the yarn is quadrupled and a large hook is used. I am not a real fan of the colors that are used but I am loving the concept. I do have a stash that I could probably make this with. The yarns would go well together but I am afraid I will not have enough of all of it to get the full size afghan as here. I guess I could always add on down the line.
Morehouse17
Nov 18, 2018
At first glance, I would have never thought that this quickest granny stripe crochet afghan was a stash busting project. I learned something new today after reading the information provided by the designer. I would have never thought to crochet with four strands of yarn but it will make quick work of an afghan if you do. Thanks for sharing.
Zeemer
Sep 24, 2018
You would think that this granny stripe afghan is so simple but if you look closer, the yarn used is actually variegated. It's so beautiful. This afghan is suited for a rocking or wheel chair. Grandma will love this piece on her wheelchair.
Debra
Apr 17, 2018
So I've never used the multiple strands before, but I've been crocheting for years, so I'm excited to give this a try. If I'm reading this right, I can mix and max brands that may not be the exact same thickness, right? Like Caron Pound and Caron Simply Soft and Big Twist Sincerely?
mulberrygalprinces s
Dec 29, 2017
It's very pretty and yes very easy, for someone like myself who has been crocheting for years. But to a beginner, telling them to use four strands of yarn at the same time can be very daunting. I know it was for me years ago. The balls of yarn got tangled, my wrist got sore, but I did learn.
Hippie Chick
Aug 30, 2017
Quick patterns are great to have handy and on standby for when a gifting emergency comes up. I have a few stand by patterns that I use that can be made up rather quickly for unexpected times that I might want to give a friend a little thinking of you gift. This afghan could work to help use us your stash yarns or yarns you found on clearance that you really arent sure what to do with.
Crafty Suz
Aug 25, 2017
Wow, I've never tried using four strands at one time. A Q hook would be a good size. This could be a fun project to try. The stitches are certainly easy. I'd probably make this for my 85 year old mother. It would be something she could wrap around her knees or shoulders as it gets cool in areas of her house during the winter months. As long as each color is the same ply I would consider combining different colors just to experiment and see how it comes out. That would be fun.
elocin1104 2800379
Jul 19, 2017
I love quick and easy patterns. This pattern offers both, with multiple colors of yarn and a really big crochet hook. I am wondering though the pattern says to use 3 strands of worsted weight and 1 strand of sport weight yarn. How much would it alter the pattern if you were to use all 4 strands of worsted weight yarn? I do not usually keep sport weight yarn on hand, but I have a ton of different colors of worsted weight.
Hippie Chick
May 03, 2017
I love stash busting time. I usually find small quick projects to use up my stash and have never made an afghan with it. 32 x 46 is quite unusual for an afghan size. This is a pretty pattern, but it requires a lot more yarn than what my entire stash is made up of. Ill just save this pattern until I collect more yarn.
Tricia108
Apr 30, 2017
I am not a fan of four strands of yarn but reading the comments I can use bulky. It looks like a good stash buster as well. Living in NYC and the change in seasons a afghan like this is always welcome. The pattern is easy and should work up quickly. Thank you.
Lynn K
Apr 03, 2017
I really like this afghan pattern but the look of the combined 4 strands of yarn just did not work for me so I have make it using bulky yarn instead so that I can better determine the color. The finished item is really nice, the pattern is very easy and simple to follow and I have already started making another one for our eldest sons room.
princess6860504
Dec 18, 2016
There is really no wrong way to use up your stash at home with this "Quickest Granny Stripe" crochet afghan. The pattern creator provides us with many different ways to use many different weights of yarn. You can't go wrong! I love how the thumbnail pic looks like the afghan is all speckled. Neat pattern using the basic principal of a granny square.
jmshula 2383955
Mar 06, 2017
I am having a horrible time trying to get the FREE instructions to this afghan. How do I do it?
AFC Editor Julia
Mar 07, 2017
Hi jmshula, To access this free pattern, simply click the "Click here for free crochet pattern" link above. That will take you right to the blogger's site where the free pattern is right there for you to enjoy. Thanks! Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochet
Member 4571968
Aug 26, 2017
I also had trouble getting the "free" pattern. Seems like you HAVE to subscribe to that persons blog/site to get the "free" pattern. What gives?
AFC Editor Julia
Aug 29, 2017
Hi there, Are you referring to the popup? There's a little X at the top right that you can click on to close out of it without giving away your email. :) Thanks! Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochet
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