This lovely pattern was kindly contributed by designer Karla Kraft of DreamWeaver68. Please email  Karla with any questions you may have regarding this pattern.

Copyright 2006 Karla Kraft. All Rights Reserved

Made for beginners 

Materials: Lion Brand *A Pound of Yarn* one for blue color, and one for white. Size K crochet hook, and large eye darning needle.

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Stitches used: RVSC (reverse single crochet) and DC (double crochet)

 

Pattern: Foundation row; Chain 26, DC in third chain from hook (counts as first DC),

across. 24 DC's.

 

1st row: (do NOT turn on RVSC row's) ch. 1., RVSC in 1st DC, and across.

 

2nd row: Ch. 3 (Counts as 1st DC), DC in loops behind RVSC made on 1st row.

(across-24 DC's) edging for square. Ch 1, turn. sc evenly around, using three sc's as corners in four of the DC's in sq...(sc around twice) make as many squares for your desired length of baby afghan. When down with all of the squares, after two rounds of edging on each of the squares, using the large eye darning needle, hook the squares alternately...Make 5 strips of RVSC squares....

 

Bubble Ruffle Strips: Make 3 for my pattern

 

With A Pound of Yarn, White, ch 24.

 

Foundation:  Sc in 2nd chain from hk. (TRC in next ch., SC in next ch., TRC in next

ch) Across....

 

Row 1: SC in 1st TRC., (TRC in next SC., TRC in next SC) across....

 

Row 2:  TRC in 1st SC., (TRC in next SC., SC in next TRC., TRC in next SC) across

 

Repeat rows 1 & 2 for desired length of your baby afghan...Fasten off when done.

Putting strips together. You can use any technique with putting the strips together. But, I just used the large eye darning needle, with white, I hooked the white and

blue together evenly.

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