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Superhero Dreamcatcher Afghan - Especially for Spiderman fans Copyright 2006 - Gail E and Wendy G Each of these afghans have had different numbers of rounds in red and blue. I do not follow a strict rule of how many rounds of each color, nor how many bands of red or blue to make. They are approximately 53 inches across. The base pattern for this afghan is found at Please take a look at Lyn's original Round Ripple Baby Afghan, it's lovely and is a lovely gift for a baby.
To make a plain Round Ripple, without the web, simply follow Lyn’s pattern or mine, just drop the sc rounds and use whatever colors & band widths suit you and your needs. Both afghans are under copyright. However, you may make & sell as many of the afghans as you can get buyers for. Always remember, crocheting has three functions - 1. Rnd 1: With RED: ch 4. Rnd 2: ch 3, 1 dc in same st, 2 dc in ea st around.
Finish off color. Cable Afghan. Full House Blanket. Canadiana - Feather and Fan. Finnias. Star Afghan. Serenity. Embossed Diamonds. Embossed Diamonds Frequently Answered Questions, added Oct 25, 2011: An M1 is Make 1, which means to take the little strand that connects the stitch you just knitted to the one coming up next and twist it to make a stitch.
This adds one stitch without the hole a yarnover would give it. Ssk means to slip a stitch as if you were going to knit it, slip the next one likewise, and then put the needle tip into the fronts of them from the left and knit them together that way. This makes a good mirror image of the height and slant made by knitting two together.
As for how much yarn to use: it varies tremendously, depending on weight of yarn, knitting gauge, and how big you want it. Note that this is more akin to a lace pattern than a cabled one: there are no overlapping stitches to help create the three-dimensional look, so the pattern will tend to flatten out once it’s wet, as lace does. Have fun! Needles: size 10 for body, size 8 for beginning and ending ribbing. Antimony. Harmony. Reverse Pinwheel. OpArt. Using A, CO 4 sts onto one needle.
Slip 2 sts to second needle and join to begin working in the round, being careful not to twist. After working a few rounds, you may wish to place a safety pin or split ring marker in the work to indicate beginning of round. Set-up Round: [Pfb, place marker, pfb] twice. 8 sts. The work is now divided into four sections. Each needle holds 2 sections; ends of first and third sections are indicated by stitch markers, and ends of second and fourth sections are at ends of needles. Using B, work as follows: Round 1: [Kfb, k to end of section] four times. 12 sts. Continue in pattern, working rounds using colors as follows.
Work 2 rounds A. 24 sts. Size Large Only: Work 18 rounds A. 624 sts. All Sizes: Loosely BO all sts using A.