White Chocolate Strawberry Double Shell Ripple
Crochet something sweet with the White Chocolate Strawberry Double Shell Ripple pattern. This free pattern is a super easy crochet ripple that will get even beginner crocheters to try the ripple. With the ripple stitch, you will crochet six up and six down with the double shell stitch in between.
You'll quickly fall in love with this delicious afghan! If the triple stripe of light pink, dark pink, and white don't intrigue you, then the amazing shell stitch will. This is a beautiful afghan for any time of year.
Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge4 rows – 3-1/4"; 6 dcs – 2"
Finished Size47" x 55"
Materials List
- RED HEART Super Saver: 2 skeins each 0718 Shocking Pink, 0373 Petal Pink, 0311 White
- Crochet Hook: 5.0 mm (US H/8) crochet hook or size needed for gauge
Instructions for the BLANKET
Special Stitch:
Shell: (2 dcs, ch 2, 2 dcs) in space or stitch as indicated in instructions.
NOTE:
To increase or decrease 1 ripple pattern plus 2 shells, increase or decrease 22 chs.
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Row 1: With shocking pink, ch 149, dc in 4th ch from hook, 1 dc in each of next 5 chs, *3 dcs in next ch, 1 dc in each of next 6 chs, skip 2 chs, Shell in next ch, skip 3 chs, Shell in next ch, skip 2 chs, 1 dc in each of next 6 chs, repeat from * across ending 1 dc in each of next 5 chs, 2 dcs in last ch, turn.
Row 2: Ch 3, 1 dc in each of next 6 dcs, *3 dcs in next ch, 1 dc in each of next 6 dcs, Shell in ch 2 space of each Shell, skip 3 dcs, 1 dc in each of next 6 dcs, repeat from * across ending 1 dc in each of last 7 stitches, turn.
Row 3: Ch 3, dc dec in next 2 dcs, 1 dc in each of next 4 stitches, *3 dcs in next dc, 1 dc in each of next 6 dcs, Shell in ch 2 space of each Shell, skip 3 dcs, 1 dc in each of next 6 dcs, repeat from * across ending 1 dc in each of next 4 dcs, dc dec in next 2 dcs, dc in last stitch, turn.
Row 4: Repeat Row 3, fasten off and turn.
Row 5: Join petal pink with a slip stitch in first stitch, ch 2, continue with Row 3.
COLOR SCHEME:
Repeat Row 3 as follows changing color on every 5throw for a total of 72 rows:
(4 rows each shocking pink, petal pink, white) 6 times.
EDGING:
With shocking pink work along right straight edge, (sc, ch 3, sc) in bottom side dc, (sc, ch 3, sc) in each dc across and fasten off.
Work along left straight edge, (sc, ch 3, sc) in top side dc, (sc, ch 3, sc) in each dc across and fasten off.
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lisamlct 9976535
May 03, 2020
The link you provided for the corrected pattern comes back to this exact same version
Zeemer
Feb 19, 2018
This White Chocolate Strawberry Double Shell Ripple is pretty. It looks so simple from afar but it looks intricate up close. This will also look good in another color combination.
christinedebruin20 6366152
Nov 10, 2017
Hi all. I have a solution for the beginning and end of this afghan. Row 1. Ch 149 dc in 4th ch, 1 dc in next 4 chains follow pattern till last 6 chains, dc in each ch. Turn. Row 2 ch 3 (count as dc) dc 2 tog (work over 2 sts only) dc in next 4 dc, follow pattern until last 7 sts, 1 dc in next 4 dc, dc 2 tog, 1 dc in top chain. Turn. Row 3 ch3 dc 2 tog, dc in nect 4 dc. Follow pattern until last 7 sts, dc in next 4 dc, dc 2 tog, dc in top chain. Hope you understand. Then repeat row 3 for as long as you like..
rashamisarode01 62 22057
Mar 05, 2017
Beautiful throw. but pattern needs correction. here is the link for corrections. http//www.ravelry.com/projects/pekea == poomom/white-chocolate-strawberry-double-shell-rip == ple
Member 4921396
Feb 19, 2016
Just finished this afghan. Pattern was spot on. Easy to follow. Worked up easy. I added 2 extra ripple sections on the width and made it longer for a nice cuddle blanket. Can't wait to get more yarn to start another!
Lewis2235 3574605
Feb 14, 2016
I was asked to make an afghan and they requested that I use the colors black, grey purple. I was drawn to this pattern because it used only three colors. Although, the three colors requested weren't appealing to me I wanted to honor their request. I did use this pattern which was without errors and simple to follow and best of all made up quickly and beautifully. However I did add a fourth color, lavender which I think really added to the color pallet and also made it wider and a little longer to make sure it would cover an adult comfortably. Thanks so much for sharing this pattern it was a great afghan to make!
ChaCha Rizzo
Feb 04, 2017
Wow! This is really nice work - thanks for sharing it with everyone!
AmyVF
Dec 23, 2015
I'm almost done with my version of this pattern. I used dark blue, light blue, and white. I absolutely love it! It is a very easy pattern and works up quickly. There are no errors in this pattern. I added an extra ripple pattern as instructed to make it a little wider. Thank you for this awesome pattern!
lrwhoefer 6561183
Aug 04, 2015
row 2 of this pattern is off, there are 2 shells in the pattern, in beginning of row 2 there is only directions for 1 shell, please correct this thanks
marlia01 7693851
Dec 04, 2015
It says Shell in ch 2 space of each Shell, - note the word 'each'. which means since you have 2 shells you do it twice, once in each shell. The pattern appears correct. admittedly the wording in this pattern is not standard jargon and can be a bit confusing.
pmcgirr1 3490314
Apr 28, 2015
Please can you (or anyone) post some corrections for this pattern? How can you decrease 2 stitches in each row without it being off? It looks a lovely blanket and I'd love to make it but there's clearly problems with the pattern...
ash1127 8756302
May 21, 2015
I think the decrease works because you are adding three stitches on every chevron so those e tea stitches give you some play when it comes to the decrease.
heavensheartdesign s 2670121
Dec 12, 2015
Each point (or the top of each chevron) is 3 stitches in one. This causes a need for the decrease of 2 stitches per pattern repeat to remain even or 'square'.
janeagain 9456650
Mar 01, 2014
Ch 3, dc dec in next 2 dcs, 1 dc in each of next 4 stitches I understand 'dec' means to decrease, but the instructions don't say how to. I like the pattern and would hate not to make it. Thanks
shortstuff1966 930 6563
Feb 25, 2014
I also feel the pattern is off. If you keep repeating row 3, you are losing 2stitches every row. Also, in order to place the 3dc on top of the previous ones, you have to skip a stitch before and after the 3dc in the same stitch.
Sunshine Clark
Nov 26, 2013
this pattern is off, the first row has you ending with 7DC then the next row you only DC in the first 6DC so what do you do with the next 2DCs? i know the 3DC needs to go on top of the previous 3DC but it just dont add up, i think i will pass on this pattern
janan 8447000
Nov 30, 2013
The chain 3 counts as the first DC in the second row, then DC in the next 6 = 7 DC. Make sense? Hope so.
smqtrh 3447643
Mar 22, 2014
I agree because you actually have 8 stitches before you get to where you need to put the cluster of 3dc, so pattern is off.
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