Lizard Ridge Afghan
Banish the doom and gloom of winter from your home by incorporating this lovely Lizard Ridge Afghan into your home. The beautiful wave stitch design makes for a fun and interesting knitting project. The Lizard Ridge Afghan is a great way to spruce up a boring living room, a couch that looks a little tired, or a basement that needs a pop of something special. This free knitting pattern is packed full of bright colors, and is cheery enough to lighten your mood any day of the week.
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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stephaniexjones 71 14326
Jan 16, 2017
I love the look but was calculating what it would cost to make I came up with $172.00, just for the wool. Does anyone have a suggestion as to where to get reasonably priced wool? ty
3cats2love
Mar 24, 2017
This pattern was designed with a particular brand of wool yarn that comes in small (50 g) skeins. If you wanted to stay with wool, there are many other brands that have lower costs, even for making a large afghan. You could also go to acrylic yarn, which could be an even lower overall cost.
schiebet
May 03, 2017
I'm not sure if I'm allowed to give a specific source but I purhase a lot of yarn from KnitPicks. It comes in skeins with decent yardage and is very reasonably priced. In fact, the wool may be on sale right now if you want wool. I'm always afraid to use 100% wool because I think someone will wash it and felt it accidentally. KnitPIcks has superwash wool though!
quanahs 5032097
May 08, 2016
This afghan is simply gorgeous and the designer provides instructions for two different styles. The first is knit blocks which are assembled later and the second is knit in one piece. I think the first one will be easier to knit for less experienced knitters. Either way the finished product is unique.
luvmyferretz
May 02, 2012
I'm not sure I would consider this pattern "Easy". I have made this afghan and being an advanced begginer it was sort of a challenge with the short row knitting and wrap and turns. Also as the afghan grew, the constant turning was frustrating. But the battle is worth it once you're finished, the afghan truly is beautiful!!
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