Lazy Wave Chevron Blanket
by Michael Sellick
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Lazy Wave Chevron Blanket
Wavey or chevron afghans are very popular amongst crocheters. This is considered a lazy wave because the height of the wave is rolling up and down slightly without any major jagged points. This is made with Baby Coordinates Yarn by Bernat. When completed, this afghan will measure 59″ wide by as long as you need it to go.
Baby Lazy Waves Throw will measure approximately 59″ (width) across by as long as you want it. 1 ball of Bernat Baby Coordinates Yarn will take you about 4″ of length.
For more information, see:
http://thecrochetcrowd.com/lazy-wave/
About this pattern
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About this yarn
by Bernat
DK
71% Acrylic, 26% Rayon, 3% Nylon
392 yards
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120
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7987 projects
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About this yarn
by Bernat
DK
75% Acrylic, 22% Rayon, 3% Nylon
388 yards
/
140
grams
2113 projects
stashed
1900 times
rating
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3.7
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297 votes
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