A crocheted ripple blanket, worked in neat ripple.
Cascade Eco Wool, 10 skeins total in about 8 shades (some colour sections are longer). Yarn held double, with a J / 6mm hook. Yes, it’s pretty firm, but it did loosen up quite a bit in the wash. I probably could’ve gone up at least one hook size, but I like the density. It nearly covers the top of my double bed (though I didn’t get any photos of that, oops). I started out making it for myself, but ended up giving it to my partner for his birthday yesterday. It’s still in the family.
I love the gradient color changes with the neutral palette- so cool!
I don’t crochet, but this blanket makes me want to!
It’s gorgeous Laura! You are inspiring me to bust out the crochet hooks again
beautiful!
Beautiful! I love the pattern and especially love the way you’ve combined the colors.
Very classy!
Love it!!! I have vivid memories of aesthetically dubious ripple afghans from my childhood; I get such a thrill every time I see someone take the concept and create something beautiful.
Gorgeous work!
very nice. I love how the color changes flow.
Love the natural tone of this ripple-y goodness.
Sweet Dreams!
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Greys, so simple I wouldn’t have thought of it, but the result is gorgeous.
Hi,any special Rhinbeck projects in the works?
Beautiful!
It may be time to dust off my Cascade Eco Wool log cabin blanket. I estimate I am about half done.
love it a lot!
The color, the texture and very thing.
Beautiful! I love the colors,
Congrats. You have created a beautiful piece. I would love to replicate it if you would be so kind as to tell me which colours you used.
Love this piece!! Can you help me understand better? I believe I understood you used two skeins at once? Did you mix the colors? Could you tell me the colors you used? I would love to make this for a good friend from Chile who is coming for a visit in January and grey is their favorite color. Thank you and again congrats on such a pretty afghan.
Hi! I’d love to make this blanket for my new home. Did you follow any kind of pattern or was it a freehand thing? Also which colours of the Cascade Eco Wool did you use?