
Copyright Megan A.
Candy Colors Ripple Afghan
Foundation: Chain 116 with Yarn A and Yarn B held together. Row 1: 1 dc in 3rd ch from hook. \* 6 dc, 1 Decrease Cluster worked over next 3 ch, 6 dc, 1 Increase Cluster \*\* Repeat from \* to \*\* until 6 ch from the end. Work 1 dc in next 5 ch, work 2 dc in final ch. Row 2: Ch 3, \* 6 dc, 1 Decrease Cluster, 6 dc, 1 Increase Cluster. \*\* Repeat from \* to \*\* until close to end of row, 5 dc, 2 dc in turning chain of previous row.
Candy Colors Ripple
Afghan is worked with two strands of yarn throughout Size P Crochet Hook Color A: Caron Simply Soft Bone (2-3 skeins) Color B: Caron Simply Soft Brites (SSB) Papaya (1 skein) Color C: Caron SSB Mango (1 skein) Color D: Caron SSB Lemonade (1 skein) Color E: Caron SSB Limelight (1 skein) Stitches used (American notation): chain dc Decrease Cluster Increase Cluster Decrease Cluster: Begin dc, stop with two loops on hook. Skip one st, work dc in following st making sure to finish the dc by drawing the working yarn through all three loops on your hook. In one ch (or space made by ch in all rows after the first), work I dc, ch 1, 1 dc. Repeat Row 2 following color changes indicated below. Foundation and Rows 1-3: Colors A and B. Row 4: 2 strands of color A. Rows 5-7: Colors A and C. Row 8: 2 strands of color A. Rows 9-1l: Colors A and D. Row 12: 2 strands of color A. Rows 13-15: Colors A and E. Row 16: 2 strands of color A. Repeat color pattern rows 1-16 two times, followed by rows 1-15.
You can find this pattern and more at my blog, Woolly Interlude.
http://www.woollyinterlude.com/blog This pattern is copyrighted and is provided for your personal use only. If you wish to use this pattern for any other purpose, please contact me through my blog. Thank you! Tassels were made using 2 12" strands of Color A and 1 12" strand of Colors B, C, D, and E; they were attached to the "peaks" along both rippled ends.