Crochet Granny Ripple Stitch - Afghan Pattern

Crochet Granny Ripple Stitch -Granny Ripple Crochet Stitch is Suitable for all levels of experience. Make Beautiful Baby Blankets and Afghans with this Granny Ripple Chevron Stitch!
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Materials used to make the afghans shown
Blanket 1
Caron One pound in : Dark Blue, Dark Purple, light Purple, lavender, and White
(3 rows of Dark Blue 2 rows of all others colors starting blanket with dark blue)
Blanket 2
Caron One Pound in: Red, Dark Brown, Light Brown, mustard Yellow, and white
(3 rows of red, 2 rows of all other colors. Starting Blanket with Red)
6mm crochet hook used for both blankets
Dimensions- Starting chain of 186
Afghans measure 55 in wide and 65 in Long
6mm hook used for both blankets.
#crochet granny ripple, #crochet afghan pattern, #crochet stitches

[@beverlybaker3937]

Finally, someone does a tutorial I can keep up with! Thank you!

[@shobha2984]

That's what I ever wanted. Beautiful pattern for a large shawl Thanx a lot.

[@chrisdickson1813]

I have been looking for a blanket to make for my husband and I think I have found it. These are beautiful!

[@parveennaqvi23]

Don’t fall for it she didn’t give the right stitch to get the work done

[@jessicasorensen7805]

They are. Too bad they're not her blankets or pictures. This isn't the right tutorial.

[@winderofcoils]

The pictures of the completed projects are the "Granny Spiked My Ripple Stitch" whereas the tutorial is the "Granny Ripple Stitch". Very similar but with one stitch difference.

[@annalouux8553]

Beautiful thank you for sharing your tutorial. Your instructions are very clear.

[@jennychanel6466]

Great tutorial. Making one right now . The pattern looks like pine trees😍

[@SandyandAng]

Finally someone to say how much yarn is needed as a new crocheter I never know if I will have enough so I put off making blankets because the only way I have found is to make Granny squares and I hate joining them so this is awesome Ty 🤗

[@Mig-nr8hc]

This is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!

[@robertdelaplante7326]

This is disappointing because it doesn’t show me how to do the Afghan in the pictures…with the spiked look. Your teaching is great and you have a lovely voice. I went and gathered my yarn and started this project…only to find it wasn’t what I was seeing on the picture. Please tell me how I get that pattern on picture…thanks.

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

Hi Robert, to get the visual effect of the blankets shown in the thumbnail, look in the description of the video I put the brand and colors of the yarn used and the order I did them in. Then useing the stitch shown in the tutorial along with that information you will get the that same look, hope that helped!

[@cyndabrooks4121]

Robert the thumbnail is the spiked granny ripple stitch Afghan. Hers is the normal granny stitch.

[@marywood8241]

This is gorgeous 🥰 Thank you for sharing this pattern ❣

[@onababona6101]

FANTASTIC!!!!!! thank you! :-)

[@annamariewilke303]

Its lovely

[@lionelheisler4887]

Idk why people think the thumbnail is a different stitch lol.. Love this stitch. It makes a surprisingly thick fabric. Really should work myself up a blanket with it one day :]

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

Thank you!!

[@laurasilvera3766]

I was thinking that, hehe. This vid came up when I searched for the granny spiked my ripple pattern.

[@JaneSmith0709]

My finished product looks nothing like the picture. I really want the pattern that looks like the 2 blankets at the beginning of this video.

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

@Toni Harrison yes, I worked two rows for each color and three rows of the darkest color. If you look in the description box below I put the brand and colors of yarn that I used and how many rows for each so if you follow the pattern and use materials i said in the description you should get the same as the cover photo. Lmk if that helps

[@PrettyCraftD]

the blanket in the thumbnail is "granny spiked my ripple pattern". This is just Granny Ripple Crochet Stitch

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

@@PrettyCraftD hi denise the stitch in the tutorial is the same stitch I used to make the blankets in the thumbnail. The color changes give it a different effect, i put the materials and colors i used and the order of colors in the description of the video, hope this helped!

[@melissastewart5838]

I think the issue is if the picture being displayed for your thumbnail isnt your work, you should still make sure it is displaying the right stitch. The blankets in the thumbnail are a different stitch than what you are doing. I would suggest next time to use a picture of your finished work for the thumbnail. Just a suggestion or food for thought. ❤ 😊 otherwise you did a good job with the video and instructions.

[@Michellemybell53]

Your tutorial is nothing like the picture. The picture is granjy spike ripple.

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

The stitch in the tutorial is the exact stitch I used to make both blankets I guess the combo of colors I used makes it look different I have listed all materials used to make both blankets in the description.

[@dawnamendola8690]

I agree ... I have done a couple blankets using the stitch in the tutorial and they never looked like the stitch in the picture

[@jessicasorensen7805]

@@crochetbitznknits2066 there's no way that that's true. The pictures definitely show a stitch of the new color going between the 2 dc (not 3 like your video shows) stitches from the previous color. It's ridiculous that you feel the need to lie about it.

[@jayhowlett8771]

Wow. What a nice work. This is another beautiful crochet I have seen just like from the video tutorials of Cassiekoy Crochet.

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

Thank you! 😊

[@robertdelaplante7326]

I clicked on the spike Afghan…did three rows of this pattern only to find out the picture does not show what it says. Very annoying. Could you help me? Thanks

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

The video tutorial shows the stitch that I used for the blankets shown in the thumbnail. But to get the visual effect of those blankets you must look in the description Box and Follow the color scheme that I used for the blankets. All of that information is in the drop down description Box

[@robertdelaplante7326]

Hi, thanks for taking the time to reply.. I’m still having problems because in the picture there aren’t those big holes…it seems to be more tightly crocheted in the picture. It sure is beautiful…I’m going to try it again, but I don’t know how to make it look like the picture. Thanks for all your caring. I appreciate it. I’ll let you know happens.

[@daniellegormley1914]

How did you finish the blanket? Did you add a border? I have so many ends to weave in and I'm wondering if it would be better to add a border. Gorgeous pattern by the way. Love it and sooooo easy to work up.

[@thatshottaye]

Beautiful tutorial 🙏❤️🙌 May I just seek some clarification if possible? I love to start and end all my double crochet blankets with Sc in my foundation chain or as a final row, just to give it added stability and make my life easier when I do a border. Because this is a ×18+6 pattern I'm assuming the +6 is for the first dc and the space required for the turn. If I wanted to do start this pattern after a row of Sc I'd just need ×18 right? And since I only ch2 for my dc, for my 1st row of this pattern I'd only ch4 right? Many thanks in advance and God bless 🙏

[@leisacangialosi4695]

Is your description you said chain 186 should get you 55x65 correct?

[@georgiacorey954]

Ty for sharing, very easy to follow & understand. Do you also have a Granny Spike Zig Zag video? Im not sure of difference.

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

I beleive this stitch is the same as spiked granny, the colors I chose give it this different effect

[@georgiacorey954]

@@crochetbitznknits2066 after doing a lil more research, couple others show a drop dc, kinda like a Larks Foot, from the 2nd dc in the cluster down to the row below, but not up in the peak clusters. Spikes start in row 3. Your thumbnail pic kinda looks like it has Spikes, but i cant see it for sure. Did you do a drop dc st from a cluster in that pic?

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

@@georgiacorey954 ohh interesting yes I know what you mean and I do not do that in this project. I'll have to try it with the drop down DC, Thanks for sharing!

[@georgiacorey954]

@@crochetbitznknits2066 yw

[@zeinaani7096]

Please can you tell me how did you choose the number of chains in the begining

[@allybug-pu5qr]

I cant get it to come out right ,ripped it apart 4 times and every time it comes out short on one end , thats with 186 stitches

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

Hi, sorry you are having trouble with this, try making sure your chain count is correct, also I have seen this stitch worked with multiples of 25 plus 4 at the end as well, although I did not use that multiple when I've done it, let me know how it goes plz!

[@vickiegentry7124]

You don’t tell us what to do at the end of row 2 and the turn going into row 3. Do I do another cluster of 3 and then chain 5 and then do another cluster of 3 into that chain I just made? I think this would have the effect of making a giant triangle and not end up with a rectangle. Also, there is no way that the thumbnail was made using this stitch, the spikes in the afghans in the thumbnails are not going to happen with this stitch, it just makes no sense at all. You had a good start to this tutorial, but failing to provide more of the rows and to show what it actually creates means that it only ends up with a frustrating mess for anyone who tries to follow this.

[@casey0984]

I see what you're saying, I just kept following along the lines of what this video showed and noticed my end were going more towards a triangle lol, I thought I was doing something wrong 😅 undid my work 2x before I realized it wasn't necessarily me lost in translation lol Overall tho, It was slow, clear to understand, instructions...just needed more I think 🤗

[@yisokea9804]

the stich is not like ur cover

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

Hi, the stitch it the same. The color is different

[@JaneSmith0709]

@@crochetbitznknits2066 The stitch looks nothing the same as how it comes out following the video. Did you do 2 rows of each color for the ones at the beginning?

[@JaneSmith0709]

@@crochetbitznknits2066 I agree, this looks nothing like the cover. I really wanted it to look like the cover. If it's the same stitch did you work two rows of each color? It looks like an entirely different stitch.

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

@@JaneSmith0709 yes, I worked two rows for each color and three rows of the darkest color. If you look in the description box below I put the brand and colors of yarn that I used and how many rows for each so if you follow the pattern and use materials i said in the description you should get the same as the cover photo. Lmk if that helps

[@PrettyCraftD]

the blanket in the thumbnail is "granny spiked my ripple pattern". This is just Granny Ripple Crochet Stitch

[@jeangordon46]

Why is there not a written tutorial to go along with the video???

[@roxannakrysik8638]

Where can I find the description box .

[@GreatLakesGoldens]

I tried multiples of 18 (270 to be exact) and it didn’t come out right at the end of the row. Shouldn’t it actually be multiples of 36?

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

Hi, did you remember to add 6? So multiple of 18 plus 6. Once your at your desired chain length with your multiple of 18 the 6 must be added last.

[@levagaumer714]

As this pattern works, does the bottom straighten out? This is my first time doing this pattern.

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

Yes it will as you work up! 😊

[@dawnbaker7861]

Is there a written pattern

[@nhjaydee]

hello: is there a place that I can either purchase or get this pattern in written form? TY

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

Hi Jackie, a written pattern can be found here: rescuedpawdesigns.com/granny-ripple-crochet-pattern/ keep in mind that is the pattern only and does not include the color scheme used in the finished afghans shown in the thumbnail of my video. i used this pattern for those afghans but i chose the colors seperate from this written pattern. Let me know if you have any other questions and I hope this helped!

[@Transitlady59]

Only 42 chains? That is not wide enough

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

Hi Marie, in the video I am doing a sample swatch for demonstration of the stitch. In the drop down info for the video I have a detailed description on the number of chains, yarn colors and order of them for the specific blanket in the thumbnail. Hope this helped!

[@zombiequeen608]

This tutorial isn't for the thumbnail pic at all! It has nothing to do with the colors anyone is using. Pretty pattern but definitely not the the se as the thumbnail pic! It's just very misleading. To work several rows and have to from it is a bit frustrating.

[@soniaalvaradovillegas8341]

Porfa en español gracias

[@carmenpeterson6196]

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[@Mig-nr8hc]

Yea what happens if I made more stitches 👎🏻

[@Frualbertsson]

The picture is beautiful but not your work. This is a scam!

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

I assure you i made both of those blankets in the picture. The red one for my mom and blue one for my grandmother for mothers day a few years ago. The one for my mom she actually buried with her dog that passed away rescently.

[@Frualbertsson]

@@crochetbitznknits2066 maybe you have made them but not with this pattern, it looks different. Please do not lie to us.

[@crochetbitznknits2066]

@@Frualbertsson ✌️