chevron afghan crochet pattern for beginners

Take your choice of yarn! Choose colors that bring you joy and fibers that feel good between your fingers. Gauge: 4”x4” of half double crochet = 16 stitches x 8 rows. The blanket in the photos is the baby blanket size and measures 36″ x 29″. This blanket pattern is written as follows: Infant(Baby, Toddler, Lap, Throw) following in parenthesis. If you want to go off the beaten path and make your own size, the provided gauge along with the size chart will give you an idea of where to start. The size chart will show you how many chains to start off with and how many rows to make to accomplish the size you’re looking for. It will help you get started off on the right foot! The pattern is written in 5 different standard blanket sizes. Size: Before you begin, take a look at the size chart for this blanket below. I’ve also filmed a video tutorial for the Jabble Chevron Blanket which can be found further down in this post and on YouTube! So, if you’re more of a visual learner or just need some added help as you’re following the written pattern, definitely check out the video! Size & Gauge: I recommend giving the pattern a read-through before you begin so you can visualize the big picture and consider any specific notes for help along the way! The printable pattern in my Etsy shop comes with LOTS of in-the-making photos for each step of the way as well. If needed, you can find a handy term conversion chart right here in my Resource Library.

This crochet chevron blanket pattern is written in US terms. Chevron Blanket Free Crochet Pattern Notes & Tips: You can find the 6-page PDF printable, ad-free pattern of the Jabble Chevron Blanket on my Etsy shop here. This free pattern is supported by ads on my blog. I dare you to say it out loud right now… JABBLE. Since a chevron is a wave shape, I found the name to be quite fitting. The name of this chevron blanket, “Jabble”, is inspired by the Scottish word which is defined as, “Agitated movement of water a splashing or dashing in small waves or ripples where currents meet, the water is said to be “jabbly”. I’m so excited to share with you this Jabble Chevron Blanket free crochet pattern! Add a chevron or two and several more rows and you’re able to adjust the size just as you see fit – and I show you just how to do that in this crochet blanket pattern. I originally designed this chevron blanket as a baby blanket because I was itching to make something with this vibrant color combo (I share more about that story in the video tutorial)! But the beautiful thing about a chevron blanket is that it is highly versatile.

Chevron afghan crochet pattern for beginners