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How to Crochet Granny Ripple Pattern like a Pro

Granny Ripple Pattern

Hey there, it has been a long time we wrote a pattern, we are back with this beautiful Granny Ripple Pattern just for you. This one is very easy same as other Granny Patterns, you can make bed sheets, bags, blankets, purses. 🙂 Possibilities are many, you just need an awesome imagination. So without much ado let us see what things we will need for this simple and gorgeous pattern. We will go step by step here.You might feel it is too long but this is written so that you crochet along reading each step 🙂

Things we will need to make our Granny Ripple Pattern

  1. Crochet Hook Size: 3.75 mm or more
  2. Yarn: Any 4 ply yarn (or any yarn suitable for the hook size)

Further, we will also require a pair of scissors and a yarn needle.

Abbreviations:

Ch: chain

SS: slip stitch

dc: Double Crochet

Sk: Skip

Also, before starting please remember that the length of your chained stitches does not determine the length of finished product. It will shrink because the pattern is such.

The pattern for the Granny Ripple Pattern will be as below:

Here we will start with chains of multiple of 18+1 so here we will do 18*3+1=55 chains in total

This means one set of 18 will make one ripple peak since we have taken 18 three times it will be 3 peaks.

Round 1:

Granny Ripple Pattern-Round 1-Part 1

Step 1: Skip 4 chains from the hook and make 3 DCs in the 5th chain.

Step 2: Sk 2 ch spaces and 3DCs in next chain.

Step 3: Again sk 2 ch and 3 DC in next chain

Step 4: Chain 3, 3DC in the same chain (this will create a little mountain like peak on our work)

Granny Ripple Pattern-Round 1-Part 2

Step 5: Sk 2 ch and 3DCs in next chain

Step 6: Again sk 2 ch and 3Dc in next space

Step 7: Sk 5 ch and 3Dcs in next space (This will create a valley like gap)

Step 8: sk 2 ch, 3DC in next(you will now be able to see how the pattern works and looks)

Granny Ripple Pattern-Round 1-Part 3

Step 9: sk 2 ch, 3DC in next chain

Step 10: ch 3 and 3DC in same chain (again a peak will be formed)

Repeat the above steps till you reach the last chain, according to the stitch counts you will get a total of 3 peaks and 2 valleys, and of course 2 (half) valleys on the sides

Step 11: at the end you will be left with one chain after a 3DC cluster, take 1DC in that chain

By this time your ripple granny will be on twisty and twirly, the pattern is yet to set itself, do not panic 🙂

So now you have the main foundation of this Granny Ripple Pattern

This completes our 1s row you can have a better picture if you look ate our photos, click them to see clearly.

Round 2:

Coming to the next round we will keep the same colour:

Granny Ripple Pattern-Round 2-Part 1

Step 1: Ch 3 and turn your work

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Step 2: directly go to the gap between two 3DC clusters and make 3DCs in this gap

Step 3: In the next gap make 3DC cluster

Step 4: Now you will get a gap where you did 3 chains, here make 3DC—ch 3—3DC (because this will again create a peak)

Step 5: 3DC in next gap

Granny Ripple Pattern-Round 2-Part 2

Step 6: 3DC in next gap (after this you have now reached the alley part)

Step 7: skip the entire valley gap and crochet in the next gap

In the same manner, keep making 3DC clusters in gaps and 3 chains in the peaks, by now you will have an idea about how it is taking shape.So now you are ready to make beautiful blankets and afghans.

Step 8: after you do 3DC in the last gap make a DC in the 3rd turning chain of the 1st round (you will et and idea from the photo)

So go ahead and do the third round it is very easy, ignore the valley gap completely and do 3DC—ch 3—3DC in the peaks 🙂 You will definitely do well because by now you have an idea how the pattern goes.

For colour changes start a new colour as you normally would check our other posts for this

So now you have a Granny Ripple Pattern

By now you will understand the pattern, they are normal 3dc clusters but chain 3 spaces on the peaks only. You can also vary this combination by 2 chains or a single chain on the peaks. We have not tried it but it will give a different and more rounded peak.

Check our other collated free patterns as well 🙂

Hope we made it easy for you. Please feel free to send your trial pics of Granny Ripple Pattern on our Facebook page, because we always love to see more and more creative and colourful projects each day. Further, you can also check us out on Instagram where we put all our creations.

Please let us know if you were not able to follow this pattern due to some reason. If some part isn’t clear to you, feel free to reach out to us if you need a clear understanding on any of our articles.

We will be back with another pattern probably with a slight twist in our next article. Since we have just started we would like to know what all patterns you want to learn, please free to comment below 🙂

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