Easy Ripple Afghan

By: Susan from handcraftingwithlove.net

Easy Ripple Afghan

By: Susan from handcraftingwithlove.net

Easy Ripple Afghan makes a great introduction to the wonderful world of ripple afghans. It's fun and easy!

Grab your favorite colors of yarn in either worsted weight or sports weight and an appropriate hook to get started, then just follow an easy, repeating pattern to quick work up this dream of an afghan.

Click here for crochet pattern

Easy

Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Crochet Gaugeworsted wt.: 8 rows = 5 inches; 1 pattern repeat is 5 inches wide

sports yarn: 8 rows 4 inches; 1 pattern repeat is 3.75 inches wide

Materials List

Worsted weight acrylic yarn in desired colors. About 12 ounces each of 3 different colors (36 ounces total) will make a 40 inch by 60 inch afghan OR Sport or baby sport yarn. I made a 42 inch by 39 inch afghan with about 21 ounces of baby sport yarn.
Crochet hook size I for worsted weight yarn or size G for sport weight/3-ply yarn

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SusanBLuvsCrafts

Dec 06, 2024

This pattern is now at https//handcraftingwithlove.blogspot.com/p/free-pa == ttern-easy-ripple-afghan.html I have shut down the Handcrafting With Love website. SusanB

SusanBLuvsCrafts

Dec 06, 2024

https//handcraftingwithlove.blogspot.com/p/free-pa == ttern-easy-ripple-afghan.html The system added " == " where there was line break.

lsardone 3196948

Mar 13, 2019

I would like to make this blanket for a baby. I have already purchased Lion Brand Baby soft, weight 3. What size hook should I use? I would like the stitches to be fairly close.

EditorLP

Mar 18, 2019

Hi lsardone 3196948, according to the designer of the pattern, you should use a size G or 4.0 mm hook when using weight 3 yarn. I hope this helps! - Laura, editor of AllFreeCrochet

bslp11

Aug 15, 2018

great

JULIESETCETERA 372 3880

Jul 12, 2018

I CANT GET THE LINK TO WORK? ANY IDEAS

AFC Editor Annalis a

Jul 13, 2018

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Cheryl E

Mar 03, 2017

I have always loved the ripple afghan as it is easy to crochet for a beginner. Any number of color combinations gives the afghan a seasonal look red, white, and blue for a patriotic theme red, white and green for winter holiday themes or the warm golds, tans and browns of autumn. This ripple pattern is perfect for a traditional baby blanket when soft blues and pinks are used.

Daughter of Light

Apr 05, 2017

I'm glad to hear that this pattern is easy for a beginner since I'm considering making one for my mom and I am indeed a novice. This does seem like it would have endless possibilities when it comes to color combinations too! I really like the fact that there are different sizes available on the same pattern. That makes it even more tailorable!

Heidichubb 1754694

Jan 31, 2013

Just started this afghan and am using 8 ply acrlyic and a 5.5 mm crochet hook. I added another 18 stitches to the 178 as suggested and it looks like it will make an ideal winter throw/lounge blanket. Using 3 co ours and it looks great!

Chef 9718139

Jan 26, 2013

After more than 20 years crocheting, this was the first ripple afghan I have ever made. It was so easy, I didn't know why I waited so long. So far have made at least 3 of these, and have gifted each one. I think this time I am going to make one for myself!

JulieLinn

Mar 23, 2011

I have made 6 of these, 5 for babies, toddler beds and twin and 1 king size for my husband and I. I changed this pattern to DC and two threads throughout. I have always used Red Heart Super Savor for this type of afghan, because I know they will belong to those babies well into their adulthood, with minimal care! My idea of a good time is envisioning them with their blankets on the floor, watching TV, eating popcorn, picnics, and still be able to have it forever and ever.