The Best Chevron Crochet Patterns

101 Ripple Stitch Crochet Patterns

By: Julia Wiatr, Editor, AllFreeCrochetAfghanPatterns.com

By: Julia Wiatr, Editor, AllFreeCrochetAfghanPatterns.com

The ripple stitch featured in this collection of our 101 best chevron crochet afghan patterns is a visually stunning technique that will give your crocheted afghan a gorgeous wavy look that's so on-trend with spring and summertime patterns and nautical-themed rooms. This crochet stitch is so easy to learn and to practice, so anyone from a beginner to an advanced crocheter can have fun working it up. When you work up a chevron crochet pattern, you have so much control over how it looks even though the base technique is the same. Do you want your ripples subtle or more jagged and defined, like the Nineties Neon Crochet Ripple Pattern? Or do you want to make them solid or a little more open and lacy, like the Neutral Melon Crochet Ripple Afghan? How many colors did you want to use for the entirety of your blanket? If you choose to use just one color for your entire ripple afghan, you'll have some more freedom with the type of body stitches you use, and the end result will be anything but boring - take the stunning Fans and Pansies Ripple Blanket as an example.
One of the best things about the chevron crochet stitch pattern is that it is so versatile. It's a simple stitch that most crocheters can master easily and it doesn't require too much time. Whether you use it for a baby blanket, a round crochet blanket or a simple, everyday throw, the zig-zag ripple stitch will suit any blanket and any home. So, what are you waiting for? Grab your colors and your hooks, and let's get hooking!

26 Free Crochet Ripple Afghan Patterns

Each of these 26 free crochet ripple afghan patterns is unique and fun to make. The ripple stitch is easy enough for beginners, but it's versatile enough for everyone. Even experienced crocheters can practice their skills with ripple afghan patterns.

The Chevron Crochet Pattern: 19 Beautiful Chevron Afghans

This guide, The Chevron Crochet Pattern: 19 Beautiful Chevron Afghans, is here to give you the best of crochet ripple patterns so you can jump on board the current chevron trend. From thin wavy stripes to thicker, more-block like ones, these ripple patterns will look great in every room of the house.

16 Favorite Ripple Crochet Afghan Patterns

In this collection 16 Favorite Ripple Crochet Afghan Patterns, we sought out some of our absolute favorite ripple crochet blankets just for you. These ripple patterns are the most popular patterns on our site, which means that they're well-liked and tested by many. From multi-color wavy ripples to more intricate solid-hued ones, these crochet patterns are just what you need.

25 Colorful Crochet Afghan Patterns: Ripple Stitch

These colorful afghan patterns are just the thing to get your home ready for warm weather. Use the same rainbow-inspired colors that you see in these free crochet ripple afghans, or select your own bright yarn to create your own multicolored crochet ripple afghan. The possibilities are endless with these free easy crochet patterns featured in 25 Colorful Crochet Afghan Patterns: Ripple Stitch.

15 Ravishing Ripple Afghan Patterns

Ripple crochet afghans, like those in the 15 Ravishing Ripple Afghan Patterns collection, are some of the most popular patterns in the crochet world, and looking at them, it's not hard to see why! With waves of differing of multiple colors, these crochet blankets are endlessly customizable. There's more than one right way to make a ripple blanket: some crochet ripple patterns are zig-zag-like and others are more wavy. Whichever you prefer, there is a ripple pattern for everyone. With these

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Sara R

May 13, 2016

I've tried the ripple stitch a few times and I always struggle a bit with it. But I love how it looks when it's done right, so I'm going to keep trying with some of these patterns!