Poster: Joan
August 25, 2019

Thank you so much for the beautiful pattern!!! I'm making it for my teenage grandson in aran, gray and burgandy. I'd love to see more of your patterns and ideas!

Poster: Elaine Phillips
May 8, 2012

For shawl crochet 8 pattern repeats.

Poster: Cathy
June 30, 2015

Yes. Just figure your stitch mulitples to as close to the size you wish, then ripple stitch away. Remember as pattern progresses, some shrinking of width will occur. By row 4 you should be able to see what your final size will be.

Poster: Charlye
February 19, 2013

Cast on how many stitches for shawl pattern?

Poster: Deborah
April 8, 2015

Can you please provide the info for a throw size blanket? I started and did 8 rows and realized it is way too big for a college kid to drag around.

Thanks for your sharing.

Poster: Elaine Phillips
June 13, 2014

Before the decrease you have
(dc in next ch, ch 1, skip next ch) repeat 3 times
so you do have the instructions for ch1, skip next ch, right before the decrease

Poster: Elaine Phillips
October 20, 2014

54 inches is the width. THe number of repeats is in the pattern.

Poster: caroline gohery
October 21, 2014

I cant get this to work out by the time I get to row 3.
can you send me a break down I'm confused

Poster: Caitlin
August 3, 2012

Hey Judy so this was a pretty straight forward pattern just reading through and using the diagram for reference (in my opinion). However I have done the same thing with patterns. If you are still having problems with the pattern, I'd be happy to try and help; just let me know where you are becoming confused with it. I am beginning this pattern as well once I am given, or self determine how to adjust for worsted weight yarn and increase size; so it wouldn't at all be going out of my way to assist:)

Poster: Judy
August 10, 2012

Caitlin, Thanks for responding. I think I have it figured out. In the very beginning the ch 1, skip next ch, (dc in next ch, c 1) repeat 3 times is printed 2 times. Also, at the end repeat *to* 16 times. I came up with 14. I am working on row 2 now and it seems to be working out. I started crocheting in Oct and really like it. If I come across any other problems, I will be sure to come back for help. Again, thank you.

Poster: Joanne Towne
March 9, 2013

Hi. I'm not sure if you are the pattern designer but do you. Happen to know what the pattern repeat is on this ripple afghan I would like to make mine about half the width

Poster: Jean
June 12, 2013

What do you have to change to use worsted weight yarn? That is what I am using, seems like it should be a bigger hook... I like to crochet advanced beginner maybe lol

Poster: Jan
October 28, 2012

I am having trouble with row one too. I also think that first part is repeated, so I tried it just once, and got to decrease #17, but I have like one stitch left and can't finish the row. Have you gotten farther, and is it working for you?

Poster: Joanne T
March 9, 2013

Hi I'm wanting to crochet this. Did you rewrite the instructions with your fixed directions you noted. If so please send. Thx much. I'm a newbie too. Tried the cloudy day ripple throw at reheat but isn't working for me

Poster: karen
September 8, 2013

working on this pattern also the lace ripple afghan, where is the ch 1, skip next ch, (dc in next ch, c1 where is it printed 2 times? and have you finished this afghan. thsnks

Poster: Judy
October 8, 2013

I have made two afghans using this pattern, but I had to tweak it a little. If you look at graph, there are six posts, but in the afghan there are only five that I can see. I made it with six and so the counts were different. I gave them both as gifts and they are quite beautiful.

Poster: Renee Peake
November 3, 2013

Hi Judy
Everything works out well if you follow her afghan and not the diagram(5 posts works out very well for the pattern)The diagram is just to show the pattern, this part stumped me to, until I counted the posts on her afghan.

Poster: Patsy Kissner
April 11, 2013

If you have figured out direction for row 1, please send to me. I wonder about the beginning as it seemed like to many. Thanks

Poster: Elaine Phillips
April 26, 2013

I updated the instructions with the pictures of the first 2 rows.

Poster: Elaine Phillips
March 9, 2013

Multiple of 20 plus 5.

Poster: Elaine Phillips
November 1, 2012

You can crochet this afghan in any yarn. If you have the same gauge, you'll get the same size. To make it 4" wider, just increase for 1 repeat. To make it longer crochet more rows.

Poster: kim
November 1, 2012

i WOULD ALSO KNOW HOW TO BREAK THE SIZE DOWN TO A BABY OR LAP BLANKET, WE MAKE THEM FOR CHURCH AND THIS IS WAY TO BIG, THANKS SO MUCH

Poster: Elaine Phillips
November 1, 2012

For baby blanket crochet 12 pattern repeats instead of 16.

Poster: Margaret
April 4, 2012

Cannot get this pattern to print out Why

Poster: Margaret
April 4, 2012

O.K. I have it printed now Thanks Lovely work.

Poster: threasa
October 26, 2014

I to had issues when I got to the 3rd row. So I took everything out and started over but this time I chained 1 after each stitch on row with an exception on the dc2 ch3 dc2 I left that exactly the same. It then worked for me.

Poster: jennifer garcia green
September 11, 2013

You seem to have had the same issues I'm running into and am curious how you finally got the pattern to work for you. I'm usually pretty good at reading patterns and reworking them but I am at a loss with this one. And the diagram is no help since it seems to have extra stitches compaired to the picture and instructions. I will take any and all advice if someone can help. Thanks!

Poster: Amber
February 4, 2018

Is there a video of this pattern?

Poster: Karen Coco
June 20, 2016

I am having a problem understanding how to start row 2. The diagram doesn't seem to match the instructions. Can you make it more clear? Thanks

Poster: sharon juno
June 10, 2016

Do you have Knitting Directions??

Poster: Tricia
March 22, 2016

Should be multiple of 25 plus 5. If you do 20 your always left 5 stitches short or its multiple of 20 add 10. Either way I've always had to go back and add 5 stitches.

Poster: dannielle
March 18, 2016

I love this pattern but I cant read them I need a video is there any anywhere ???

Poster: Julia
December 26, 2015

After ripping out this 7 times, I need help, I can't get the count to turn out. Is it the pattern or me? Is there an easier way to read this pattern?

Poster: Kristin
November 29, 2015

I can't get past the first row. I'm trying to repeat 16times but I can only get 14. What am I doing wrong?

Poster: Marie14513
November 11, 2015

How do you print just the pattern?

Poster: Elizabeth
September 11, 2015

Sorry to ask what I am sure is a silly question, but how do you decrease in the 2nd row? I tried but then could not get the 3rd row to work so I think I went wrong in the 2nd row. I cant get the directions and the picture to match up so I'm stuck. I end up with dc in the chain space right before where the decrease should be, and when I try to decrease, it says to dc in the next chain space and there isn't one.

Poster: Carrie
April 26, 2015

I want to try this but I'm very nervous. Reading instructions is so intimidating, one wrong move and your done. lol any tips?

Poster: Adeline
April 18, 2015

This is a beautiful pattern which will likely be my next project. I really appreciate that you did a diagram of the pattern. Wonderful! Thanks.

Poster: Kristi
March 27, 2015

does anyone know if a video has been made for starting out this pattern? I know it's simple but for some reason I'm having trouble.

Poster: Claire
March 20, 2015

Can't get this free pattern to print.

Poster: Heather Kirk
March 16, 2015

Im have issues understanding what to do what im doing wrong on decrease on row two please help i cant get to look right grrrrrr

Poster: Ruth H.
February 26, 2015

Thank you so much for this pattern! It's beautiful!

Poster: melynda
January 1, 2015

Hello! When you decrease on row two, how do you decreae? Row one has skip 3 chains but I am sure that isn't done one the second row?

Poster: Barbara
November 4, 2014

I am not able to get the directions for this afghan to print. All the pictures print...just not the directions. Do you know why? It is such a pretty pattern.

Poster: Michele
October 22, 2014

Is there a chance for a possible video tutorial? I seem to get confused when I end/ begin a row. Was just wondering since sometimes a visual demonstration sometimes is the trick. thank you for the lovely pattern.

Poster: threasa
October 18, 2014

I had a difficult time at first, I think I just had a difficult time deciphering the instructions. What I found helpful was to copy and paste the instructions o. word document and break the steps up step by step. After that it was smooth sailing. I haven't finished yet but so far it looks beautiful. Thank you for allowing me to use the pattern.

Poster: Heather
October 2, 2014

I am wanting to use this pattern for a twin size bed coverlet. Could you tell me if it is 66w x 54l or 66 length x 54 width. If you have the number of repeats for this size that would be most helpful

Poster: June
September 11, 2014

I love this pattern. Thanks!

Poster: Lupe
May 24, 2014

Hi, just found this pattern, beautiful afghan by the way.im stuck at the beginning, Would like to know if I have to ch1, skip next ch, right before the decrease. The pattern does say to ch1, skip next chain after the decrease. Hope you can understand me. Thx

Poster: Mary
January 21, 2014

Can I use worsted weight yarn for this afghan?