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Cora

Sunday, December 13, 2009

Are you feeling the chill? If so, here are some magnifacent afgahs to crochet or knit...Check them out.

Free Afghan Patterns | Mile-A-Minute Afghan Patterns


An afghan is a blanket or shawl that is knitted or crocheted from yarn or thread. Afghans of various sizes are typically draped over sofas or large chairs for decoration. They're also great to use for napping and warmth! Afghan blankets are normally homemade and used as gift items. Aside from the traditional, one-piece afghan, there are other types of fun to make and popular afghan designs.
Mile-a-minute afghans are created by knitting or crocheting long strips that are then sewn together. This type of afghan-making is very portable since you only have to bring one strip with you at a time if you need to grab your project bag and go.
Granny square afghans are timeless and are made by knitting and crocheting a specific number of same-sized squares, then joining them together into one blanket. The beauty of granny square afghans is that you can use different types and colors of yarn and different square patterns to combine into one beautiful afghan.
Motif afghans are similar to granny squares in that you crochet or knit different pieces to join, but they're typically not square pieces and can be made in any geometric shape from triangle to circle. This type of crochet pattern is also sometimes referred to as a join-as-you-go since many people like to join the motifs based on a grid pattern as they are completed.
Browse through this list of free patterns. These afghan patterns are published by Coats & Clark and Bernhard Ulmann, a Plaid Company, and have been reproduced with permission from the respective copyright holders.

Crochet Afghan Patterns

LW1681
LW1767
LW1599
crochet cable afghan
granny ripple
LW1315
SB704-002
LW1669
LW1766
crochet butterfly afghan
LW1461
trellis garden
LW1341
crochet ripple afghan
LW1512
LW1323
LW1470
dreamy ripple crochet afghan
LW1474
LW1375
LW1335
LW1343
sunrise sunset crochet afghan
LW1388
LW1303
LW1424
LW1182
LW1511
LW1357
check mate
lacy shell
LW1295
LW1365
LW1238
LW1278
LW1380
LW1374


Crochet Baby Blanket Patterns

LM0187
LW1601
LT1434
LW1433
crochet ripple baby blanket
LW1299
sunny day blanket
LW1262
LW1298
LW1398
LW1339
ripple baby blanket
LW1307
LW1346
LW1376
LW1336
LW1361
LW1363
quick crochet stripes




Crochet Baby Set Patterns

LW1257
LW1372
LW1297
LW1311
LW1313
LW1308
LW1310
crochet blanket












Knit Afghan Patterns

LW1437
LT1583
LW1426
LW1343
bulky aran
cables 'n tweed
striped daisy stitch
LW1417
LW1368
knit blanket
knit ripple afghan
LW1253
LW1389



We hope you find this selection of free afghan patterns helpful. Some of these afghan patterns may have been discontinued by Coats & Clark and may no longer be available in hard copy format. Knitting yarn or crochet thread used with original afghan pattern may be a discontinued yarn or thread. Acceptable substitutes would include any other Coats & Clark yarn or thread of the same weight and/or size.

Patterns © by Coats & Clark Inc. or Bernhard Ulmann, a Plaid Company; and Columbia Minerva, a McBess Industries Company. Reproduced with permission from Coats & Clark Inc. and Plaid. PurpleKittyYarns.com is not endorsed by any of the copyright holders. It is not permissible to contract production of projects made from designs published by Coats & Clark to a third party for sale or distribution.

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