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Pineapple Panel Afghan
Every since I first picked up a crochet hook, I’ve always loved the pineapple patterns. The lacy effect of the stitch work made elegant, airy items that I drooled over. Yet, I always hesitated to try my hand at any of the patterns. They appeared too complicated, beyond my abilities.
One of the main reasons for this, most of the patterns were charts. AND I couldn’t read charts. Again, I simply became overwhelmed and put it off as something to attempt on another day. I cannot tell you how happy I was that day finally came. I’ll admit, it took me forever to work my way through those first attempts, but once I got the hang of the patterns, they really are quite simple!
This design has both written instructions and a clear, easy to follow chart, along with illustrations to help you work the pattern. Several of my pattern testers, this was their first attempt to follow a chart, and they came through it with flying colors!
You DO NOT have to use the chart, written instructions will take you through the complete process. Yet, this is an opportunity to LEARN how, if you wish!
It is my hope this pattern can help introduce the marvelous, elegant pineapple pattern to those new to this type of pattern without the headaches I had when I struggled through my first efforts!
The blanket is simple to make if you know basic crochet terms. Pattern comes with lots of photos illustrating the process to help you. It makes a lovely baby blanket, lap afghan or throw. The body of this baby afghan is made with a pineapple pattern on each side of a wider fan panel. The example is made in a size for a lap afghan, throw, or baby blanket, but you can make it any size by simply increasing/decreasing the foundation row in increments of 6. This Listing is for the PDF crochet pattern and NOT the finished blanket.
Pattern is written in English, using US crochet terminology.
This beautiful pineapple panel afghan works up quickly and is medium-light weight, great for year-round use. Its easy care makes it perfect for every day. This gorgeous pineapple design afghan will quickly become a prized heirloom to its owners. Its elegant design makes it a great addition to formal outfits, but its easy care makes it perfect for every day. Makes a perfect gift or item to sell.
This Listing is for the PDF crochet pattern and NOT the finished blanket.
Pattern is written in English, using US crochet terminology. Pattern comes with lots of photos illustrating the process to help you, as well as links to videos online.
This crochet baby afghan, lap afghan, throw, or baby blanket.pattern can be downloaded immediately once payment is confirmed. You are more than welcome to sell your finished items you make from this pattern but not the pattern itself. Patterns are issued as single license to buyer. Buyers may make and sell finished blankets, however not for mass produced retail purposes.
If you are selling them online please link back to this page for pattern credit.
*Pattern only, not completed item.**
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Craft: Crochet
42” X 44” as shown in example, but it is easy to alter the size of the pattern to fit your needs. The example is made in worsted weight yarn, but it works well in DK or Sport as well.
Skill level : easy - intermediate
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- First published: April 2015
- Page created: April 27, 2015
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