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Crocheting: Christmas Plaid Reversible Afghan
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Christmas Plaid Reversible Afghan

Predominantly Blue Side

Plaid Close-Up
Predominantly Blue Side
Reverse Side

Pattern Info

This project was designed by crochetbykathy.
Info can be found at:

Christmas Plaid Afghan »

Difficulty:

Category: Crocheting

Type of item: Home Decor

For: Home

Style: Holiday, Traditional, Classic, Casual


Materials

Soft worsted weight yarn, in 6 oz. (170 g) skeins - Blue (7), Green (4), White (1), Red (2), Black (1), Yellow (1); and a size I (5.5 mm) crochet hook.

What was your inspiration?

I love figuring out reversible designs and I've been wanting to create a Christmas plaid design for quite a while!

What are you most proud of?

I'm really happy with the way the colors worked together to create this design! The afghan is a good solid afghan to keep you warm on a cold winter night!

What advice would you give someone starting this project?

This is not as complicated as it looks! The reversible design is achieved by alternating rows of blue with green, white, red, black and yellow, using a combination of sc and long hdc which are worked into the previous row. The long hdc are worked with the main color on even rows and the contrasting colors on odd rows creating the reversible effect. The main color rows are woven in at the ends, and a length of yarn is left at each end on all the contrasting color rows to be incorporated into the fringe. A design chart is also included with the pattern.

When working the solid blue section, be sure to follow the instructions carefully to achieve the texture of the pattern.

The finished afghan size is 47" wide x 67-1/2" long (not including fringe).

This pattern is available for $4.00 and is written in U.S. terms.

 

2 comments

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crochetbykathy on craftsy.com
Oct 19, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
Thanks! It really didn't take much time at all! It's only four different rows ... just changing colors to create the plaid design! It was a lot of fun!
paulasloan on craftsy.com
Oct 19, 2011    Flag as inappropriate
This looks like it took a lot of time! Great job, I love it!