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Warm and Toasty Afghan

Warm and Toasty Afghan
What come to mind when you want to keep warm? I think about a blanket or an afghan as a great option.

My crochet skills come from being a little kid sitting with my mom as a kid… I couldn’t really get the grasp of knitting… pearl one, knit one cast on, cast off, etc. Mom figured that maybe I could handle crochet with a single and a double stitch, I am sure that there are a lot more things that go into crocheting but that is at far as I got.

This can be a very easy and non-brain-tasking project. One you get into the swing of things it almost becomes mindless. You will be making a bunch of granny squares and then crocheting then together to make a blanket. I will give you some basic measurements but the finish project will depend on you.
 
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Step 1Tools and material

Tools:

Crochet hook (I like a large hook – G, I have big manly hands)
Scissors

Materials:

Yarn in various colors (I used Red Heart 100% acrylic in various colors that I thought would go together well).

NOTE: I choose 100% acrylic yarn because it make the finished afghan machine washable.
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3 comments
Jan 17, 2012. 6:12 PMbgartman says:
That's really nice!
Jan 3, 2012. 3:57 PMPenolopy Bulnick says:
Awesome! Very beautiful blanket!

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