Good morning!
This is as promised the “how to” for “summer time” ripple blanket.
To begin, you have to make a chain : multiple of 11 + 4… I suggest, just to try out the pattern, to make as in the graphic here a chain of 37 ! ((3×11) +4 = 37) and when you try out and you’re ready to start you’ll make a much bigger chain as big as you want your blanket to be…
For Christina’s blanket I started with a chain of 114 (that is (10×11) +4 = 114) which is large enough for a six years girl blanket π
This is a close-up for the valley π (leaving 2 stitches of the previous row and crochet in the 3d one)
and this is a close-up of the mountain π (working 3 treble in the same stitch of the previous row)
It is very very easy to follow…you’ll see when you’ll try…
You have only to begin with the correct number of chain (always a multiple of 11 + 4) and follow the graphic chart…
Happy crocheting π
Sucrette
Thanks Angie. Beautifully explained as always. I’m looking forward to seeing how you will edge this blanket!
I love ripple blankets and want to have a go at making one sometime soon, thank you for the chart π
Thank you Angie! Will definitely give thise one a try, was looking for some blanket inspiration anyhow!
Super, merci beaucoup !
Thanks for the pattern, Angie! Can’t wait to try it!
Super!! I really like these ripple blankets but never found a good pattern for them. This is very helpful. Gracias π
Thank you, Angie!
Two days ago I was looking through my yarn stash trying to pair of up yarn with blanket patterns. Yours will absolutely be added to the list. =)
Erin @ Dutch Girl Diary
Thank you, Angie!
Two days ago I was looking through my yarn stash trying to pair of up yarn with blanket patterns. Yours will absolutely be added to the list. =)
Erin @ Dutch Girl Diary
Thank you. This will be #3 I am working on!!!
I love how you do the graphics. Thank you so much for sharing.
RenΓ©
so many thanks that pattern does look nice and simple and relaxing, love it!
Miss Kitten
Love it! Thank you SO much! Putting it in my favorites as we speak…
thank you for the pattern; I will give it a try as soon as I can.
Angie que manera de tejer!!! muy buena esplicaciΓ³n, a tener en cuenta para despuΓ©s de la manta de la abuela. Me estoy haciendo fanΓ‘tica jiji. besossss
Super! Thanks for the graphic pattern!
Whenever there are “valleys” I seem to have a problem with matching them up. No matter how much I count, seems things don’t turn out quite right. I haven’t tried a ripple yet but will add it to my list. π Hazy and hot here today. Hope all is well where you are. Tammy
This ripple pattern looks straight forward. The photographs and graphic
pattern are just right. Thank you for sharing this with us all.
Thank you for the pattern. I love your blog!
I looooooooooove this! Thank you so much!
*Happy Dance* Thank you so much for sharing this! I have never understood how ripples are made, and I just bought a pattern book. My problem is that I am TERRIBLE with reading patterns. I need to see the visual diagram to know what I am doing. YAY! now, I have that π
Love this blanket so much I’m doing one and have done 11 colour changes of ripples so far. Please will you let me have details of the border design you decide on. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for showing how this is done. It really looks easy to me now.
KATRIN W.
Thank you for posting. I am making this one right now as we speak . My toddler loves the color choices ….all shades of purple & blue
Merci pour le tuto your blanket is so lovely, j’adore
Thank you for this variation of a pattern for a ripple blanket!
If you feel like trying sth new, you could hop over to Lucy from “attic 24”, she has a slightly different pattern that works out quite nicley as well!
Muito obrigada! Eu nunca tinha feito rippley, com seu grΓ‘fico foi muito fΓ‘cil.Adorei! Beijos!
You are an inspiration! Thank you!
Thank you! Es maravilloso todo lo que realizas! Ahora q tengo el patron empiezo una, me encanta! A pesar q estoy en verano!.πππππππ