Two Color Easy Afghan Crochet Pattern
Sometimes it can be difficult to choose what color yarn to use for an easy afghan pattern. You don't have to choose between your top favorite colors with Two Color Easy Afghan Crochet Pattern. It is totally fine if the colors are very different, because it will give the finished piece an aesthetically pleasing and attention grabbing effect. This easy afghan crochet pattern is perfect for beginners and it even edges itself, so there's no need to create a border when you are done. Make this afghan for a friend or bring it to a baby shower.
Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Finished Size28" x 32"
Materials List
- Red Heart Solid Light
- Red Heart Solid Dark
- J Hook
How to Crochet the Two Color Easy Afghan Crochet Pattern
Instructions
This pattern works up in an interesting striped pattern lengthwise by making rows of alternating colors. It self edges.
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Ch 101 in MC
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Sc in 2nd ch, ch 1, skip 1, *sc, ch 1, skip 1* repeat ** to last 2 stitches sc in last 2 stitches. Change colors, ch 1
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Sc in 1st sc,*ch 1, sc in ch 1 space*, repeat ** to last 2 stitches sc in last 2 stitches. Change colors.
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Repeat row 3 to desired width ending with MC.
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I did 2 rows of hdc on each end, leaving the long edges self-edged by the pattern.
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Christina
Jul 02, 2019
are you tying off after each color change?
Editor Dana
Jul 08, 2019
Hi Christina, I would guess that this pattern does involve tying off after each color change. It doesn't look like the tails are being carried along the back, and it would take double the yarn to carry the tails through. I hope that helps!
Fiona
Jun 03, 2019
I'm afraid I cannot work this out. It looks very effective but how does it "self edge". If each row is a different colour then you will end up with all the tails on one side to work in at the end.
Editor Dana
Jun 03, 2019
Hi there, I believe this means the pattern produces a nice edge but you do still need to weave in the ends. In other words, you don't have to crochet an additional border all around the afghan. I hope that helps!
sheridanf 3052278
Oct 17, 2018
Mine is not perfect but i think instruction 4 should read Repeat row 3 to desired width ending with MC. But i could be wrong
Editor Dana
Oct 19, 2018
You're absolutely right! Thank you for commenting and for sharing your photo. I've made the adjustment to the pattern. Have a great day!
Cheryl Y
Oct 11, 2017
Wow the afghan in the pictures sure doesn't look like what I have thought it should with the stitch pattern. The afghan pictured looks like it has had a stitch done over the green not made while crocheting the stitches. Am I wrong? Has anyone made this one and does it turn out like pictured? I did a swatch and can't figure it out, but like the stitch pattern that the written pattern gives. I am wondering what I'm doing wrong? Thank you and I'll be looking to see what comes of this one.
BettyVedder
May 02, 2017
This is super cute! I wonder if it's above my skill level, though? I'm interested to hear what others think. Did you try it? Was it difficult?
middlind 6393178
Jan 15, 2017
has anyone actually tried the directions here and at Ravelry AND had it come out looking like this???
dvlawyer
Oct 25, 2016
Pattern is on Ravelry as Deer Tracks by Amy Long http//www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/deer-tracks == -2
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