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: 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?

Poster: Renee Peake
November 3, 2013

Thank you so much for sharing your pattern, absolutely love it. This will be my first afghan and I am so excited to use your pattern. Everything is going well, but I found that you have to count the posts(there are 5 posts) on your afghan and not the diagram. The diagram is so nice to have so you can figure out the pattern. Thanx again

Poster: Judy
June 17, 2013

Since my post about how difficult the pattern was, I have make two Lace Ripple Afghans and both of them have beautiful. Plan on making a couple more for family. Love this afghan.

Poster: Lu Ann Rossley
January 11, 2016

most genenerally you will do the first instruction, and then repeat it the number of times listed. so the actual pattern that is repeated 3 times will actually be done 4 times. the pattern repeated 16 times will actually be done 17 times. if that is the case then the diagram is correct. i will also rewrite the confusing patterns thanks to a coworker, she rewrites them in a spreadsheet and makes boxes to check off for the different times of pattern repeats hope this helps

Poster: Ellen
April 3, 2016

I have tried this in the first row about 5 times. My 16 times turns into 13 times with too many stitches at the end. I have counted my chain several times also and get 345. Should I just do three times not 4?

Poster: Anita Carlton
May 24, 2017

Zig zag blanket. I would like to download these patterns. Is there a way?
Thank you

Poster: Shay
May 31, 2013

Could you show the edge please? I'm on my sixth row and my sides look wonky. I love this pattern, the afghan is so beautiful!!! :)

Poster: gufybear
February 9, 2013

Is there a video demonstrating how to make this? I am just now learning how to crochet, I do not understand how to read the directions yet. I have basically learned by watching videos thus far.
Thank you, Dallas

Poster: Shella
January 11, 2013

I really like the way this pattern looks, but I am having a heck of a time making this pattern work. I tried with the directions that are given, but by the time you get to row 3, it does not work. At first I thought I had missed something so I did it from the start a 2nd & 3rd time. I've also tried re-vamping the pattern, and I'm not able to get it to work either. Any help would be appreciated. Or if anybody knows of a similar pattern, if you would share that would be great.

Poster: AnimeHuntress
November 1, 2015

I had the same issue I'll try it your way before completely undoing my work, thanks!

Poster: Tangam
January 11, 2013

Thank you for this lovely pattern, for making it available for free. It is a beautiful pattern and I will definitely make it. Keep up the good work.

Poster: bettygibney
November 20, 2012

thankyou so much for sharing this beautiful pattern ,cant wait to try it.

Poster: Judy
November 4, 2012

I finished my afghan a couple months ago and it is beautiful. Now I would like to make another for a friend. However, it is not coming out again. How many stitches does it take for each section? The last time I just had to keep adjusting until I got something that worked but can't remember how I did it. Help please

Poster: debra krystofek
November 2, 2012

I too like this pattern and I am self teaching myself. I would like to know if there is someway to have this pattern printed in its entirety? There is no one around where I live that can help me decipher this so I can just crochet. I also do not understand a lot of the pattern.

Poster: Barb M
November 2, 2012

Any easy fix to enlarge or reduce the overall size is to change the hook size up or down. For a smaller afghan, use an "F" hook, crochet a gauge swatch and see if you like the results. For a larger afghan jump up to an "H" hook and repeat the gauge swatch to check before beginning.

Poster: dorothy toman
September 22, 2012

what kind of DK wool yarn do you use for the pattern and where do i get the yarn from.Thanks

Poster: Caitlyn
August 10, 2012

I'm not very good at scaling patterns.. How could you turn this into a baby blanket?

Poster: Margaret
March 1, 2018

In changing the size and casting/chrochetinh the first row.
I usually use to instructions given. If I want to do a baby one; I count number of stitches in a repeat then. Multiple that number by the number of times you want to repeat. Ex, 11 stitches makes the pattern x by 9 =99 + 2. (This (2). I use one per 100 stitches. Total 101. Let me know if this works for you. If, we’ll try again.

Poster: Caitlin
August 3, 2012

I love the beauty and simplicity of this afghan. Could this be stitched in a ww yarn provided the gauge is met?
Also does anyone by chance know the numbers to increase the afghan's width about 4 in and length 6 in(72 in x 60 in dimentions)?

Poster: Judy
July 25, 2012

I have started this afghan and find the pattern very difficult and have been unable to figure it out. I am fairly new to crochet, but have been able to figure out most of the patterns I have tried. Is there a way to check to see if it is me or is it really a difficult pattern?

Poster: vickie spencer
June 26, 2016

What kind of DK yarn is to be used for this pattern and what weight. Can 4-ply be used and what size needle?

Poster: wanda
May 14, 2012

so beautiful~ I have got to try this one

Poster: Myra
April 28, 2012

Have not tried this pattern yet, but I will soon. Love the close-up and the diagram.

Poster: gloria
April 24, 2012

Would you be able to break this down to a "shawl"-sized pattern

Thank you,
Gloria

Poster: 79bridgeplayer
April 4, 2012

This is a beautiful pattern. Have so many afghans already but this is to pretty to pass up. For those that have more than they need but can't stop. A good idea - I crocheted 15 for a nursing home this past year and really enjoyed.

Poster: Margaret Pelech
February 26, 2012

I love this pattern and the colours are great

Poster: Susan Dunn
December 27, 2015

It might be your browser. I'm using chrome. I right clicked, chose print and it came right up.