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Easy Ripple Crochet Afghan pattern, suitable for beginners

Easy Ripple Crochet Afghan pattern, suitable for beginners

Description

Do you need a simple afghan or baby blanket in a hurry? This easy crochet ripple pattern can be completed in a weekend!

This is a very elegant crochet pattern that is easy to make. With a one row repeat, there's no need to carry a pattern around with you while you work! Perfect for that 'take along' project'.

One colour, two colours or as a stash buster, this is a great pattern to use up those extra skeins of yarn.
And, easy instructions are given so it can be made in virtually any size!

materials required - J (6 mm) hook
approx 4 skiens worsted weight yarn (7 oz, 198g, 364yds, 333m)

This pdf pattern will be emailed to the e-mail address specified in your Etsy information within 24 hours of receiving payment. If you wish that it be sent to a different e-mail address, please specify the address in the ‘message to seller’.

You are purchasing the pattern in PDF form, and will require a PDF reader on your computer in order to view the pattern. Should you wish a printed copy, you may print one copy from the PDF that is sent.

This pattern is Copyright © 2009 Crochetgal.etsy.com with all rights reserved.

This pattern is intended for personal use only. Reproduction in any manner, including electronic reproduction is prohibited. This means that printing multiple copies, electronic copying, scanning, posting to the internet or otherwise distributing in any form is prohibited. You are not allowed to sell this pattern.

However, you are free to sell items made from this pattern for profit, or to donate items to a charity of your choice.

Please note: This item is for a crochet pattern ONLY and not the completed afghan. Should you wish to purchase a completed afghan please contact me to discuss your specific requirements.

Sorry, but due to the nature of this item, there will be no refunds or exchanges.

100% of proceeds of all patterns are donated to various charities.

Added on Nov 05, 2009