Valentine Afghan Blanket Photo Shoot And Instructions

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Valentine Afghan
Intermediate Level

This Afghan Blanket Cost Me around $50.00
4 - l pound skeins of white #4 100% Acrylic worsted weight yarn.
4 -7-ounce skeins of bright pink.
4 - 7-ounce skeins of light pink.

This Afghan I'm Keeping As A Sample.
But If you would like for me to make you one
the cost is $130.00
This one will be helping me supply Grandma's Blankets.
It is super nice.  All proceeds will go to Grandma's Blankets.

If you want me to make you one.  $130.00
All Proceeds Go To Supporting
Grandma's Blankets.

Valentine Blanket - My Goal

Make Requests Form: Here











Double Threads

2 rows of bright pink on each of the side edges.
15 rows of white on each side.
3  rows of light pink on each side.
7 rows of white on each side.
15 rows of bright pink of the center rows.

2-15-3-7-15-7-3-15-2

L Crochet Hook

The pattern is made of single crochet and double crochet.
All the rows are in the sequence.

Turn work when you start a new row.

Chain 138  then

Start in the third chain.
dc -sc - dc - sc dc -sc - dc - sc dc -sc - row 1
sc - dc -sc-dc-sc - dc- sc - dc -sc, dc, - row 2
dc -sc - dc - sc dc -sc - dc - sc dc -sc - row 3
"
All Rows. 

If you are making the loop fringe don't forget to 
leave at least  4-5 inch stings to weave in 
so that your fringe does not unravel. 

Valentine Afghan Blanket
Susan Nikitenko
February 2020






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