Fireside Chat Afghan
Sidle up to the fireplace with this extremely cozy granny square blanket. The Fireside Chat Afghan is just like your favorite thick sweater, but better. Complete with chunky spinning wheel motifs, this granny square pattern is perfect for the chillier months. Plus, its lovely cream color will compliment any room in your house! A book and a mug of hot chocolate are the only things that could make this blanket even better. You'll be dreaming of your fireside snuggle with this amazing granny square afghan.
Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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Delphine Bryant
Jul 14, 2018
It is still amazing to me that you can take some yarn or thread and using a hook after a few directions wind up with something as beautiful as this. This is beautiful. I like the neutral color but I would appreciate this in a pale shade like pink or yellow to make it more girly. Thanks for the free pattern.
Morehouse17
Jun 30, 2018
Beautiful. Crocheting this fireside chat in a neutral color was genius. You are able to really view all of the details. However, placing any blanket in my home in that shade would be a disaster. Good thing I know a very special person only a few months away from retiring. I know this will be the ultimate retirement gift.
mulberrygalprinces s
Mar 04, 2018
This is very pretty in its simplicity. If you want to give it as a bridal gift, house warming or Christmas gift this would be perfect. Not knowing the receivers color choice or style this would fit in with any decor. I am going to save this one for sure for future reference.
Zeemer
Jul 06, 2016
This is like a brocade. It's so beautiful. And the choice of color is so elegant. Here's the link to the pattern http//priscillascrochet.net/free%20patterns/Free%2 == 0Afghans/Matalsse%20Afghan.pdf.
lavonnec 7539561
Sep 28, 2015
I am unable to download the pattern. Any suggestions?? "Fireside Afghan"
CraftyFool
Sep 28, 2015
Hiya from Scotland, Lavonne! I couldn't get the pdf to download or print properly either - so I opened a word.doc and did the old copy-paste job. I also right-clicked on the photo here to save to my desktop so I could remember why I wanted to go to the trouble of copy-paste to get this pattern) Hope this helps! Cheers, Sunnie
SuzyQ660
May 27, 2015
Wow- you removed my photos and didn't let me comment. I didn't know there could be anything wrong with photos of an afghan but apparently I am wrong. I guess I will unsubscribe. You don't seem to like having me as a member for some reason.
Editor AllFreeCroc het
Jul 01, 2015
Hi SuzyQ660, we're sorry that your photos were removed. We did not do this purposefully. Something may have went wrong with uploading them. Please try again, we do value your subscription. Happy crocheting!
SuzyQ660
Mar 26, 2015
Love it! Perfect for the multicolored yarn I fell in love with. This one is modifed a bit. The ivory one I am making is as pictured.
elliott37 7339119
Jul 28, 2014
I love the pattern and want to make it but don't know the "Flat Braid" method of joining. How can you contact me to tell me how? Mari E.
SuzyQ660
Mar 26, 2015
I don't know it either. I just put the squares together facing each other and slip stitch them together.
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