How to Crochet Ripple Stitch Afghan Blanket Tutorial | DIY Crochet Blanket
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- How to Crochet Ripple Stitch Afghan Blanket Tutorial | DIY Crochet Blanket
Learn how to crochet a beautiful ripple afghan with this easy tutorial featuring expert crochet tricks.
This step-by-step guide will show you how to crochet the ripple stitch, perfect for beginners. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, you'll love creating this stunning ripple afghan using the ripple stitch.
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Learn how to crochet a stylish ripple afghan with this beginner-friendly tutorial. Our step-by-step guide breaks down the basics of creating this wavy, eye-catching pattern, making it perfect for new crocheters. In no time, you'll have a cozy and beautiful ripple afghan to enhance your home or gift to a loved one.
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Perfect! Thank you! I'm only in 8th grade and I've been learning how to crochet for the past two years. This is my first time making a afghan and I have high hopes for it! Few struggles here and there and I've had to restart a couple times, but so far it's turning out great! Thank you for such clear and easy to follow instructions!
Super cool! It’s fun to learn at a young age!
So cute 😍
I've been teaching myself to crochet for about a month now. This is the first project I'm doing. I'm so happy with how it's turning out. I'll be making everyone for Christmas
Very retro. Reminds me of my grandpa. He had afghans in a similar pattern on the back of his couch: orange, white, brown, and black for as long as I can remember.
I've looked for a LONG time for this pattern. My GMA made my mom an afghan in this pattern using
tan/beige dark brown/peach/orange. It was gorgeous. After my mom died, my sister got all these amazing things my mom made. So I want to learn this to bring back memories.
Thanks so much.
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YAY....YAY...and more YAY.....I finally learned how to do this stitch! I have tried for 40 yrs to make an afghan like this, and could never understand the directions. I have issues with reading a PAPER pattern, but once you show me how to make something and show me what the abrev. in the written pattern are, I can follow along.
THANK you so much....you are an amazing teacher! Will be back for more videos to learn more things.
I'm a guy, crocheting now for 53 years, am left handed and crochet left handedly backwards-left to right. You've explained, both visually and verbally, the "tweak at the peak" and the "slip at the dip" beautifully! Now I can go forward with my Chevron aphgan! It's for a friend up in Canada(I'm in the U.S. I have no doubt that this family will treasure my Chevron aphgan gift! ❤️👍🤓🧶Doug
Awesome!!!
@@CrochetJewel that's supposed to be"skip at the dip". The chevron aphgan-in "lilac", navy blue, pale flat yellow and fuschia will be the even numbered rows. Creme is the odd numbered rows. Done in 4 weight acrylic yarns. I'll be crocheting it as a surprise gift to a Canadian, from me-an American! My friend-a Canadian pastor- is pretty much "out of the loop", so he can't "spill the beans" about the gift! He's known his friend for multiple decades-so they're close-thats why he has to be kept out of the loop pertaining this gift! You've helped me to pull off the BEST coup EVER in giving a hand-crafted gift, to get passed down to his kids and grandkids when the time comes! 🧶👍🤓⭐⭐⭐❤️😇🐻😁Doug
I have made this pattern probably 4 times. I come back to it over and over again. I'm starting another one tonight! This is the BEST chevron video I've come across.
Exactly what I’ve been looking for. A ripple with definition on the points.
I've been looking everywhere for this pattern. This is what my grandma used to make!!! TY!!
I've searched so many and you have the best instructions.Thank You
My grandmother made this afghan pattern for all her children and grandchildren. Thank you!
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Great teacher. Clear visuals. Clear instructions. Love the colours.
I've crocheted for years and Ripple is one of my favorite pattern. I comment the work you've done mastering how many chains needed for different size afghans!
Thanks so much for this pattern. Just what I needed - ordinary size yarn in neat tight rows! If someone wants a double crochet afghan there are millions of patterns for those. This is the hidden gem.
Thank-you, thank-you thank-you!! Today I decided to crochet and afghan for my sister and even thought I have made many of these in the past, I totally forgot how my own pattern was done and this is PERFECT! You really explained it so well and i can't wait to start!!
So happy to find this video. I've been trying to understand crocheting and this video made it less intimidating. This genuinely looks simple and the pattern is easy to follow. The way other people do it is so complicated and they go so quickly I miss most of the information and always have to stop and rewind and it just never helps. Thank you for breaking down so much and making things easier to understand
Thank you SO much for doing this video so thoroughly and simple. I tried out two written ripple patterns, and they were just over complicated. My numbers just didn't work out either time. I was so discouraged and wasted probably 5 hours trying it out, because of how large I wanted the Afghan. I decided to look on here and I am beyond grateful that I found your video. You explain things so well and you crochet beautifully. You hold your hook the same way my Mommom did, I hold mine differently. Watching you made me miss her so much! She is the one who taught me the lovely crochet world at about 5 years old. Thank you again, so much!
+glad it helped 😀Gina Tesch
I appreciate you teaching me this new way. i made one a different one 30 years ago for my mother, but a. small one. Thank you very much.
Gina Tesch how do get the pattern for the ripple afgan
Gina
Gina Tesc
I had started this afghan pattern and left it lay for months. I lost my pattern, so Im really glad I found your tutorial. It got me started again on the right stitch.. Thanks so much for being there.
You can’t begin to imagine how many patterns I’ve tried before I FINALLY found this one! It’s just perfect!! Thank you! ♥️💐
I have tried and tried to follow various "ripple stitch" patterns - to no avail. Yet again, your video tutorial worked for me. Many thanks! I especially appreciate the chain counts!! Happy days! :)
I was able to figure the pattern - it’s a multiple of 21 + 20. I applied it to all your counts & it works.
Thank you. I kept thinking I was off on the count. Happy crocheting!!!!!
I am a crocheter and have made many blankets- but have been so intimidated by the ripple pattern in the past. Mostly due to the poor instructions of the one who was trying to teach me. I couldn’t get it right for anything. NOW I understand completely and can’t believe how easy this pattern is. I sure do thank you for showing me how to crochet this pattern! Can’t express my appreciation enough! You are a natural born teacher for certain! Blessings to you!
As a Mathematics MA, you can imagine how much I understand and appreciate your video! One of the features of crochet which I like best is playing with stitch multiples and combining different styles of stitches.
Aw Wonderful! ❤️
@CrochetJewel please help me understand the m u ltiple
I also don't understand why I'm leaving 1 unworked ch
New to this any help appreciated
Hey! Thanks for this video. I needed reminded of the stitch count etc. I am using 3 gauge acrylic, 3.25 hook… so, I needed a bigger chain. I noticed that all the chain measures were 21 stitches apart. I did the math. I came up with 293 chain stitch start for a decent size blanket. It is for my 3 yr old. Should be perfect. I am heading for my third row, and it’s perfect. Thanks again! 👍🏼😊 God bless you.
Thank you thank you for this. I have so many afghans like this that my grandmother had made over the years and I really want to make some of my own. I’m just starting out with crochet but this is my end goal and you made this so easy to understand! Can’t wait for the day I’m skilled enough to do this!
Hello Amy. Just to begin, your ripple stitch blanket has to be the most complete pattern I have seen. Your concise explanation and your math configuration was spot on. I used red heart with love for the blanket and size I-9 hook. The width came out to 52 inches rather than your 44 but I'm ok with it. I also did the 251 cast in as well. Enjoying the project immensely. Your aunt was a godsend to pass on her pattern and cast on numbers to you. Thank you Amy and many blessings to you and your family. Ken
Thank you so much for this pattern tutorial. I just wanted to add that if a deeper v is desired (11 up and 11 down) the repeat is multiple of 25 plus 24. I like your edge finish leaving the last unworked.
This is exactly what I was looking for except more like a throw or personal size. Thanks So Much, Debbie
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I’m struggling. I have done this pattern 3 times. I have unravel the yarn 3 times. I’m doing the pattern just as you say. I come up short at the end. I only have 9 left as you show, you have 10 left. I’m using the 125. The smallest blanket. Could it possibly be 126 instead of the 125. Please help. I really want to make this blanket for my newly born grandchild. Thanks
I am so glad to find your tutorial. I have tried and tried but could not figure the chevron stitch. I am making a chevron stitch for my two grandsons, and my daughter. They like the Vol's. My two grandsons are two and four years old. When they see that I am making a blanket want a blanket too. Thank you for such wonderful teaching.
Thank you! Very good explanation. I was able to follow this with no issues and made a lovely afghan for my couch. It was only the second one I'd made and it looks like a "pro" did it. :)
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The best pattern for the crochet ripple. Comes out right all the time
Thanks so much for all the trouble trying to give us the exact amount of chains to make our own afghan and also the diagram, am really excited now, thanks a million
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm a beginner, and have looked at quite a few videos, and spent quite a few hours, failing miserably. I got it right the first try after watching this video! I'm on my way now.
Ginger Girl try Fiber Flux videos. She's wonderful to follow for beginners.
Thank you so much for your very clear instructions. I haven’t crocheted since the 70s and decided to try it again. I made 2 afghans with your instructions; one exactly like the one shown and then a single colored one with tassels on each point. I gave them to my adult children who were very happy to have something hand made by their mom!
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The pattern repeat is 21+ 20. Chain in multiples of 21 until you get it almost as long as you want. Then add 20 more.
why do i need to add 20?
I am so glad I came across your pattern. I made this for my mother 40 plus years ago but lost the pattern. Thanks to you I just completed one for my youngest daughter and about to start one for my eldest daughter. I appreciate you creating this pattern.
Just completed another Afghan for my eldest daughter using your pattern. The first one was pink, gray and black. The second one was green,black and red. Thanks again for your creation.
Thank you so very much. Somebody who makes sense of the pattern, teaches it flawlessly and it works and it is easy. I can't thank you enough.
Thanks, Im glad it helped!
I love your videos! You take your time and stitch slow enough for us to be able to stitch along! Keep doing these videos! Thank you!
Excellent video!! I, too, tried to follow a written pattern with zero luck....very well done, thank you so much!!
I made this afghan for my grandson 💙 for Christmas he just loved it and it was just what he wanted thanks I had made one years ago but your was so much easier
This is a great, easy to follow pattern! I apologize if it's in the video, but it looks like to come up with the number of chains for the foundation stitches, it's multiples of 21, then subtract one from that. If that's helpful to anyone. But the list of foundation chain numbers in the video was really comprehensive!
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Your demo is one of the best I have watched. Every stitch is clear and concise and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
+thanks😀Dolores Ungerleider
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern! It's simple, it's classic, it's beautiful!
I had begun to learn crocheting from my mom, however she passed away before teaching me the art of crocheting afghans (I began with dish cloths and the basic stitches). . Love this pattern, thank you! No problem as long as a person counts the pattern comes out perfectly. I used the colors cream, soft grey and blue. I will def make this patter again. 😊
Thanks for this. I started your ripple pattern a while ago but stopped around Christmas to make hats and such. Glad to have a video to help me get back to it.
+😀Melissa Hardy
My mom taught me how to crochet when i was in the 11th grade. I was a poor crochere. But she showed me this pattern and both of us did a red and black. I want to thank you for giving me back this stich.
Do you have this pattern written down.i could not find where to copy it
Thanks,
Darlene
How many balls of yarn do yoy have to buy for this pattern
This is one of the best videos on chevron pattern blanket . Thank you for making sense and explaining it. It’s beautiful . I made one previously but it was a long process because the video I had was confusing and unclear so mistakes were made along the way . I will make this blanket with fall colors . I’m excited. Thank you so much .
You’re welcome
Thank you for s uh check clear instructions. I can now make the afghan that my son has wanted for years. Can't wait to get started. Might make me one too.
One of the best teaching video I’ve seen so far. The other were so complicated , couldn’t understand how to continue, but your video is excellent . Can’t wait to make a scarf to start off. Then going to make a tricolor blanket using your video. Thank you
Thank you ❤️
Thanks. With the written instructions on video and your tutorial you made it easy to follow,
Thank you so much. I tried doing one as a double stitch and ended up with a line with bumps in it. Watched this one and got it as a single stitch. I'm so excited to do this blanket. I bought the yarn before I knew how to make the wave. Lol thank you for making it easy to learn
If u don't want a line in it crochet through the front n the back stitch.... then u have no line
Thank you! This is beautiful and you are an amazingly patient teacher. I imagine your fingers want to just fly! The math helped me tremendously thank you for that little helper as well. Special recognition so many videos I have watched I have to turn the sound off because they play music to loud. Or they don't talk at all. It's hard to follow if you have to keep pausing or looking up to read.
Thank you, excellent help, u r the first person on a tutorial that I have seen that holds their hook as i do. I donate all the work I do to Hospice Home, Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Keep up the good works.
Glad to hear this!
I make lap blankets for our homes too!
Thank you for this. Lost my instructions.....but it's been 17 years and I need to finish this.
Well I love this pattern.. I'm pretty sure I have the same original you do. But it's soo big made up I have been waiting for 50 years to get AMAZING different sizes . I can't thank you enough .. GREAT JOB !!!!
I have been procrastinating for 3 years on making this blanket. Finally started it a couple days ago. Using Caron one pound coral, sage and cream. Turning out really pretty. Using a size 6mm hook instead of 5 mm
Excellent teacher. You make it easy. I will start my project shortly. Thank you.
I just found your tutorial on the ripple stitch afghan and you made it so easy to follow. I am making my first ripple afghan and I am sure I will be making more. Thank you so very much. I also got the pattern so I can take it with me when I go out and about. I also will follow your rules about the free pattern. But they will not be sold. The afghans I am making will be donated to Hospice. The pattern will remain in my collection of patterns and will not be sold or copied. Thank you again.
Thank you for doing all that work for the different sizes.
I have been trying to design a pattern to replicate a very cute cropped ripple stitch sweater I saw. The chain numbering explanation at the outset is incredible helpful thanks!
i love this stitch it is my favorite i made blankets for my kids and grand kids i am going to get more yarn to make my daughter another one
I am starting my 4th blanket using this video. I am so thankful 🙏 I can come back here again and again. Your pattern makes a beautiful blanket. I am going to try a smaller size this time for a friend's birthday gift.
Oh by the way I’m so glad I found you. this was the exact way my gram taught me to crochet and I actually forgot the numbers. So you’re my grams angel
I really love this pattern.. my grandmother made me a multi pink colors and didn't know the name or style came across yours and it's exactly like it just different colors . Love the peaks and valleys on this pattern... thanks for sharing an easier way to do it...
I made this and it was soooo pretty. I finished it just after Christmas for my son. I made it in University of Kentucky blue and white. This is my favorite project I've done so far. Both my daughters are jealous and want one now too.
Peg~
Glad to Hear!!
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i like this lady i am new to the stitch so i will fallow her right to the end ...its a little hard i only have one working eye and she go,s slow i like that and specks clearly thank for sharing your video
You’re an amazing teacher! I’m so glad I found your account! I can’t wait to get started. Thank you
aww Thanks so much!
Thanks for the tutorial .Now I feel I can do a blanket . Something I've wanted to do for a long time
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I think im making with DC, instead
Thank you for a great tutorial! You're a wonderful teacher!
thanks so much for this pattern i love it im gonna start making one with the 251 chain im gonna make mine from left over yarn this was so much easier to follow than a written pattern ive tried for so long on how to figure the ripple but you made it so much easier
+glad it helped Tabitha Andy
What is the finished size in inches? Thanks. 😊. Trying to determine my starting chain.
By the way, I love the fact that you explained a lot in your tutorial regarding count chaining.. Very informative... Excellent job. Took the guess work out for some of us who aren't good at that side of it. LOLOL
+thanks Lorraine Tucker Pitman
Thank you for sharing. This pattern is very easy to follow. I'm glad I found you
Thank you for this video its very easy to follow, you have a very pleasent voice, I love the pattern I am working on the project now, keep up the good work.
+thanks😀Deborah Jackson
Thank you ever so much for the pattern. Ive made a few for my grandsons but lost my pattern. Very easy to read and understand.
Thank you so much for your help , I am going to doing again since last night didn't work unfortunately, I follow the pattern and doing at the same time with you in the video , but in the second row I finish with 11 chains not 10 . Hopefully I will tell you that I got it . Thank you for your time , you are very patient and nice . Elena.
aw, bummer, not sure why its not working out, all I can say is make sure you count all your stitches and follow the pattern, make sure you have 3 sc in the peak and skip when it says. and skip at the end and turn. ect..
This is a great tutorial, thank you. I've been intimidated by afghans, but I'm going try this.
I used to be afraid to try different things (crochet, cooking, quilting, etc) for years....now 68 and last year started trying lots of new crochet patterns. Guess what... they aren't hard at all!!! Some may take a bit of time and u may need to keep a close watch on your stitches, but not hard. I made my first 'Grinch' scarf last year to see if it would sell at craft show...it did! Plan to make several this year. Please don't wait years to try new things. I made my first crocheted heart at age 68 and it was so easy, yet looking at it...for years... terrified me....how sad is that?!! Wishing you many FUN crocheting days ahead and new exciting crochet adventures too! Blessings, Lana :) Be well, be safe and most of all, be happy!
This original measures about About 44 x 67 inches ❤❤❤ Yes leaving the last stitch unworked is ok, please watch this video to see, ua-cam.com/video/oLZ8nBYaJUU/v-deo.html
Hi chrochet jewel love that tutorial its very nice .God bless you and your family
Pray I don't get lost in my chains!! Great teaching!!
Your tutorial is really, really helpful, and I love your blanket colours, so gorgeous, thanks so much for the share...
thanks
I really like the way you show how to join and what stitch to start a Chevron pattern.
Thank you so very much! I have been trying to learn this for so long! Your instructions finally made sense to me! Loving it!
Very nice and beautiful 😍 ❤thanks for sharing tutorial with us 👌
I had trouble with the ends but i finally saw a picture and i saw the ends and I'm doing it right now that could help these people
So beautiful, yet so simple ... hardest part is choosing which three (or two) colors to use
Thanks ☺️
Oh gosh, THANK YOU for this video! You explained it so well, and the numbers made sense. I have started and pulled out my project so many times because I couldn't get the stitch counts to work out right when I got to the ends of the rows. I'm going to give it another try with this pattern. Thanks again!!
Thank you so much so well explain thank you again I am going try this God bless you
Thank you. I knew there was an easy pattern out there! Thank goodness I found this!
Wow I am Janice from Malta . I thank you as I tried this blanket once and couldn't do it . You make it seems easy .
Thanks for the tutorial .Now I feel I can do a blanket . Something I've wanted to do for a long time! Nancy
Thanks! I was reading about ripple stitching in the store. I can't afford to take the book home yet. At first I was a mess but you saved me.
I was able to understand your directions sooo much easier than how my friend tried to explain this to me. Thank you! ☺️
Yess great video it was super easy to follow and you explained it amazingly!!! Thank you i am now in the process of makimg a chevron blanket because you guided me!!
Thanks Mam for giving good demostration
Very lovely work & very easy to follow...... Thankyou
I actually chained 200, and on round 3 from foundation I started my pattern at count 5 chains, and on the 6th count I would either add 3 or skip 2, and I add 3 on the peaks and skip 2 in the valleys, and mine is looking good! Doing it in ash blue and baby pink, I will do a double border around mine with slip stitch foundation! So my actual row end count I have 214 cause I add 3 to the peaks, and skip 2 in the valleys, so I carry the 2 skipped and have 1 left over so total of 214 per row.
This was super easy and came out really well, I made almost a twin sized blanket for someone for xmas.
tried the crochet crowd wavy afghan too hard you are so much easier to understand and I love Mikey
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