15+ Free Afghan Patterns: {Crochet}
I’ve moved all the crochet afghan patterns that have been featured on Tipnut to this page so everything’s on one handy sheet (plus a few new goodies have been added). Something here to suit everyone’s style! I’ll be adding more as I find them so you may want to bookmark this page for future reference.

naturallycaron.com
All-American Denim Stripes: 50 x 70 inches, not including Fringe. Skill Level marked as Beginner.

crochetmagazine.com

michaels.com
Greenway: (pdf) Two rows of crocheted cluster stitch combine to form pretty, daisy-shaped blocks of color.

abramsbooks.com

bfranklincrafts.com
Dublin Country: Throw measures approximately 45″/114 cm wide x 64″/162.5 cm long.

naturallycaron.com

belladia.typepad.com
The Mommy Blanket: This afghan is built up from strips which use front-post stitches to achieve a woven effect.

crochetme.com

dottieangel.blogspot.com
Joyous Squares: Finished size approximately 48″ x 56″ inches, skill level marked as Intermediate.

crochetmagazine.com

berroco.com
Basket Weave: Finished size approximately 52″ x 68″.

crochetkim.com

lullabiesandlace.com
Antartic Throw: Finished size approximately 48″ x 60″. Skill level marked as Easy.

berroco.com

berroco.com
Weekend In Stockholm: Finished size measures 45″ x 52″, dozens of squares in assorted colors are made then stitched together and finished off with a scalloped border.

stitchnationyarn.com

sarahsprojects.blogspot.com
Chevron Blanket: Worked in three colors, the stripes can be made as thin or as wide as you like.

allthingsbrightandbeautifulcrafts.blogspot.com

jimmybeanswool.com
Quadrant Design: A great pattern for beginners, finished size measures 31″ x 31″ but easy enough to make bigger if you prefer.

loopknits.com

bethsco.blogspot.ca
Zig Zag Afghan: Finished size measures 52″ x 66″, pattern available via free pdf download. Skill level marked as Intermediate.

shiridesigns.com

petuniapill.blogspot.ca










i have a friend that has this pattern and i have looked every where to find it. and she places her dishes on this crochet mat and it soakes up all the water from the dishes,maybe u can help me locate this pattern or just the name of it.
I am looking for a crochet pattern for the “ric rac” afghan. It was in the quick & easy crochet issue of sept/oct 1988. All I have is a copy of the page from the book, but I think something is missing.
I have the entire issue,and ypu’re right. The directions are not complete.
My adult son loves purple (and so do I) and I want to make an afghan with multiple colors of purple for him. I’ve been a member of Tipnut only a short time but I really love it for all the different things I find that are helpful. There’s not another site like this on the net. Thank you for your great work!
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