Stained Glass Ripple Afghan

By: Mama's Stichery Projects

Bring the beauty of medieval cathedrals to your home! The Stained Glass Ripple Afghan mimics the look of the beautiful colored windows seen in fairy tails and bedtime stories. This bold and beautiful knit blanket pattern is a great way to spice up your bed, couch, or easy chair. The Stained Glass Ripple Afghan is the type of pattern that makes a great gift and will receive many compliments.

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Easy

Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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3cats2love

Jul 27, 2017

This is a very dramatic and eye-catching afghan pattern! I think it will work with most colors as long as they are bright, to make a good contrast with the black. So you could make it to match a particular room's decor, and it would make a fabulous gift for someone.

knittermom

Jan 19, 2013

what is the finished size of the afghan using the number of stitches stated in pattern.

editorKS

Dec 12, 2011

Hi, busybeeanne 7822219. The full pattern appears on the pattern designer's blog, and therefore there may be several comments and such below the pattern. I would recommend copying and pasting the pattern into a Word document and printing that way, or highlighting the pattern and clicking "selection" instead of "all" when printing. I hope this helps! --Editors of AllFreeKnitting

busybeeanne 782221 9

Dec 09, 2011

Can I down load stained glass pattern without all the pix and reviews ? Too much paper and ink wasted,

llscbradford 90486 06

Mar 03, 2011

Please send me the ounces needed for the Stained Glass Ripple Aphgan according to your pattern. Thanks Suzanne Bradford

kneonknitter

Feb 07, 2011

This is beautiful. I don't really like doing afghans because I find them repetitive, boring & oh so long to complete, but, this one looks like it won't become a UFO.