If you love simple yet classic looking projects, then this free granny ripple afghan pattern which I named the Rippling Trellis is for you!
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Easy Granny Ripple Afghan Pattern!
If you love the look of ripple blankets but are intimidated then you have come to the right place! This granny ripple blanket is great for a beginner because I made it with the granny stitch (a combination of double crochets) which is an extremely easy stitch to learn!
The Stitches Give This Blanket a Chevron Look!
If you can double crochet then you can make this blanket! The pattern simply repeats the first row over and over and over again. This easy stitch is why the granny chevron ripple pattern is a beginner-friendly crochet blanket!
Learn more about the double crochet stitch below:
The Yarn That’s Perfect for This Granny Ripple!
When I designed this ripple blanket I used my favorite yarn Vanna’s Choice from Lion Brand Yarn. I love this yarn and always grab it when I’m designing because there are so many colors to choose from!
It is considered a worsted weight four yarn and quite easy to work up. It also washes extremely well which is a must when you have children or pets who constantly use them.
After you explore the colors that this yarn comes (you’ll be surprised how many!) let me know which is your favorite.
(Click on each yarn image to check it out!)
Ready to Get Started on Your New Crochet Blanket?
If you think you are ready to tackle this pattern, then scroll on down to find the free pattern! If you ever have any questions please leave a comment or join the Easy Crochet Facebook community group to ask.
Happy Blanket Making!
Granny Chevron Crochet Blanket Pattern
Skill Level: Easy
Materials
- Size J crochet hook 6.00 MM
- Yarn needle
- Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice yarn (or any worsted weight yarn)
- You will need one skein of each yarn color listed below and two skeins of the charcoal gray yarn for the chain 90 blanket size used for the example.
- charcoal grey
- white
- silver blue
- dusty blue
- silver grey
- linen
- charcoal grey
Notes
- Written in US terms
How to Change The Size
- This design can be made into a crochet ripple baby blanket too! Just follow the suggested chain sizes below to find the perfect size!
- Chain a multiple of 18 to change the size of this granny ripple crochet blanket. A multiple of 18 is just 18+18 added over and over again example: 18,36,54,72,90,108,126,144,162,180,198,216,234,252,270,288, 306,324,342,360,378,396,414,432,450,468,486,504,522,540 etc. ( I chained 90 for my blanket which gives a finished dimension of 68″ x 30″)
Gauge
- Gauge is 4 clusters per 4″
The Granny Ripple Pattern
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To Start: Chain 90
Foundation Row: 3 double crochets in 5th chain from hook, skip next 2 chains, 3 double crochets in next chain. skip next 2 chains. * work {3 double crochets, 3 chains, 3 double crochets} in next chain, skip next 2 chains, 3 double crochets in next chain. Skip next 2 chains, 3 double crochets in next chain **. Skip next 5 chains, 3 double crochets in next chain, skip next 2 chains. 3 double crochets in next chain, skip next 2 chains. Repeat from * ending last rep at **, 1 double crochet in last chain, turn.
ROW 1: Chain 4, {3 Double Crochets between next two 3 Double Crochet group spaces.} Do this twice. * 3 Double Crochets, Chain 3, 3 Double Crochets in next Chain 3 Space. {3 Double Crochets between next two 3 Double Crochet group spaces.} Do this twice.** Skip the space between the next 2 Double Crochet Groups. {3 Double Crochets between next two 3 Double Crochet group spaces.} Do this twice. Repeat from * across ending at **, Skip next 3 Double Crochets, 1 Double Crochet in top of turning chain, turn. Change Colors here if you wish.
ROW 2 – FINISHING: Repeat Row 1 alternating color every 9 Rows. Weave in loose ends with a yarn needle.
You are done! Now you know how to crochet a ripple blanket!
Granny Ripple Crochet Tutorial
A detailed full tutorial for the granny ripple can be found here → Granny Ripple Tutorial
So, that’s it! The granny crochet ripple stitch blanket is now complete!
This really is a quick and easy crochet throw pattern!
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Hi I love this pattern but can you tell me when this is finished is it a full size blanket or small like a baby blanket? I see you are from Pittsburgh – I am also from the Pittsburgh area! GO PENS!
Hi Becky, I chained 90 for my blanket which gives a finished dimension of 68″ x 30″. We use it as a throw blanket on the couch but if you wanted it bigger I would use a multiple of 18 on your starting chain to get the size you prefer. 🙂
and YAY that you are from Pittsburgh too! 🙂
Hi again! yeah that’s what I thought so I chained 180 but for some reason I can not get it to end correctly. I have started and restarted about 10 times. Not sure exactly what I am doing wrong. Any suggestions?! 🙂
HI Becky!
I would suggest using stitch markers to keep count on the starting chain. I like to put some every 20 chains because it is so easy for me to lose count. 🙂
In row 1, what am I doing twice? The chain 4 and then 3 double crochets or the 3 crochet and 3 chains? Thanks!
Krista, my granddaughter asked me to crochet this ripple blanket foir her in 2 colors. She wants a full/queen size. How many chains do I start with and how do I determine how many skeins since it is 2 colors?
Becky. Sometimes when you put 3 dc,, 3 ch, 3 dc in one stitch it makes the very next stitch shrink It can be easy to miss when you ” skip the next two chains” and this may be why you count is off.. Before you do the cluster mark the very next stitch first so you won’t skip it by mistake.
Thanks for answering! 🙂
I counted 214 chains and the ending did not come out the same as the beginning. I had too many sets of 3- double crochet at the end, therefore the second row does not come out according to the directions.
Hi Cindy! Your starting chain was 214?
wow I really like this pattern and hope to make one soon. thank you for making it free for us… be blessed….
Thank you Linda!
I am so glad you like it! 🙂
Happy crocheting.
Krista
I don’t understand exactly what the 1st row is saying to do in the beginning. Can you clarify the directions?
Hi Brie,
The part about chaining 90 to start the pattern was missing. I fixed it now. Happy Crocheting!
Krista