Afghan
Your Grandma's Rose Throw
Submitted by erin on Mon, 2010-01-25 13:07
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The classic flowery afghan that festooned the couches of yesteryear takes on modern flair and clean lines when stitched in a cool new color palette.
By Kim Kotary
YARN
RED HEART Soft Yarn, 5oz/140g balls, each approx 256yd/234m (acrylic)
• 6 balls #9440 Light Grey Heather (A)
• 3 balls #9520 Seafoam (B)
• 2 balls #4614 Black (C)
CROCHET HOOK
• Size I/9 (5.5mm) crochet hook or any size to obtain correct gauge
NOTIONS
• Yarn needle
Note about patterns
This is a pattern preview only. It is provided so that readers can see the photos and check that they have the necessary supplies. The pattern for this project appears in our March/April 10 issue, available in hard copy only. To get just the issue with the pattern, call 800-865-7240 for the individual issue. Buy the materials and issue here. Don't miss any of our patterns in the future: subscribe now.
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Submitted by B from Canada on Mon, 2010-03-08 06:11.Renetta, scroll down to the bottom of the page, to the link to "Subscriber Services" for the contact information you need.
B from Canada
Crochet Today Issues
Submitted by renetta on Sun, 2010-03-07 19:35.I have not received my back order Jan/Feb 2010 issue or March/April 2010 issue. I need a phone number to call to find out what the problem is and when my issues are gonna be sent to me.
Thank you. Renetta
your grandma's rose throw
Submitted by shadedshadow23 on Fri, 2010-03-05 14:31.cool the bigger the holes on any afghan the fancier it is for me and i would like to get the whole pattern for this afghan can anyone help
pokey dots throw/back cover mar/april issue??
Submitted by graubunch on Tue, 2010-03-02 14:15.does anyone know where I can get this pattern? It's pictured on the back cover of the March/April 2010 issue? I've looked for it on redheart.com in their free patterns...0 results! I've even emailed Red Heart....no email back! anyone know???
Pokey Dots Throw
Submitted by B from Canada on Tue, 2010-03-02 22:34.A google searched turned up the pdf for WR2107 Pokey Dots Throw.
A free pattern which can be found on the Coats and Clark website:
http://www.coatsandclark.com/cgi-bin/MsmGo.exe?grab_id=57&page_id=930867...
B from Canada
thank you so much B.!!!!
Submitted by graubunch on Wed, 2010-03-03 10:09.thank you so much B.!!!!
pattern
Submitted by kris4christ on Mon, 2010-03-01 15:08.Does anyone have this pattern if so can u email it to me at kristine4christ@att.net I just want to pattern not the whole magazine
kristine
25 Afghan Patterns from Red Heart Yarn eBook
Submitted by ChristineCrafts on Wed, 2010-02-24 08:19.I love this throw! The color and the details are just so nice and elegant. This can definitely be put in any room of the house. I noticed the yarn used on this pattern is from Red Heart. If you're interested, Red Heart Yarn has just come out with a new eBook, 25 Afghan Patterns. It's full of crochet and knit afghans that anyone can make. You can download this eBook for free at http://www.allfreecrochet.com/Crochet-Afghan-Patterns/25-Afghan-Patterns...
Enjoy!
Newcomer
Submitted by crochetdiva on Wed, 2010-02-17 11:14.Hello crochet today, i am a newcomer and a beginner in the world of crochet and i am fascinated!!!! I'm happy to be a member of your magazine and can't wait for my first issue to arrive. However, i'm working on a crochet pattern for a border that has what looks like a plus sign or a cross, actually there's the plus sign and then the asterisk right next to it. can you please advise me on what this symbol means and what i'm supposed to do?
Chart?
Submitted by J-Thorn on Wed, 2010-02-17 14:07.Are you working from a chart or written pattern? A chart should come with a symbol key, but, barring that, I would have to guess that the "plus sign" stands for a single crochet (usually represented with a + or x on a graph) and the "asterisk" stands for a slip stitch (usually represented with a period in a graph). If you are working with a written pattern, the "plus sign" and "asterisk" could be indicating repeats in the pattern or directing you to look at a note on the stitch indicated.
Let me know more about what you're working with, and I'll try to help more.