DIY Crochet Pattern Chevron Pink Ripple Blanket

Chevron stitches are also referred to as ripple stitches. With this technique, you can create a lot of different chevron designs in different colours and shapes. A crochet chevron pattern consists of peaks and valleys that are worked in corners at 2 repeated points in the crochet row. This Pink Ripple Chevron snuggle crochet blanket is made with Soft cotton DK, a wonderful recycled cotton yarn. The DIY crochet pattern for this crochet afghan consists of several blushing pinks shades combined with natural shades such as Ibiza Ivory and California Sand.

This crochet quilt is inspired by the Pink Ribbon Foundation. Pink Ribbon funds scientific research and projects aimed at the treatment, patient care, and long-term effects of breast cancer. With the aim of a better and longer life for every breast cancer patient. This is a cause close to our hearts since one in every seven women will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in their lives.

This pattern is a complete download file with text and illustrations in the languages Dutch, German, English, French, and Spanish. After we have received your payment, you will receive a separate email with instructions to download this pattern.

Measurements: Approximately 85 x 130 cm (around 33 x 51 inches) after blocking.

What you need:

• 4 x 50g. Soft Cotton DK Jaipur Rose
• 4 x 50g. Soft Cotton DK Ibiza Ivory
• 4 x 50g. Soft Cotton DK Sevilla Peach
• 5 x 50g. Soft Cotton DK California Sand
• 4 x 50 Soft Cotton DK Valencia Pink
• Pony crochet hook 5,5 mm
• Measuring tape or ruler

Please note: Our pattern uses UK crochet terms.
UK = US
Double Crochet (dc) = Single Crochet (sc)
Half Treble (htr) = Half Double (hdc)
Treble (tr) = Double Crochet (dc)

Beginner – crocheters who are familiarising themselves with the basic crochet techniques
Easy – confident beginners with knowledge of basic crochet stitches that want to venture out into pattern reading.
Intermediate – crocheters with a broad crochet experience, with a good ability to follow more intricate patterns
Advanced – crocheters with a very wide crochet experience, familiar with a wide range of crochet techniques and stitches

Chevron stitches are also referred to as ripple stitches. With this technique, you can create a lot of different chevron designs in different colours and shapes. A crochet chevron pattern consists of peaks and valleys that are worked in corners at 2 repeated points in the crochet row. This Pink Ripple Chevron snuggle crochet blanket is made with Soft cotton DK, a wonderful recycled cotton yarn. The DIY crochet pattern for this crochet afghan consists of several blushing pinks shades combined with natural shades such as Ibiza Ivory and California Sand.

This crochet quilt is inspired by the Pink Ribbon Foundation. Pink Ribbon funds scientific research and projects aimed at the treatment, patient care, and long-term effects of breast cancer. With the aim of a better and longer life for every breast cancer patient. This is a cause close to our hearts since one in every seven women will be diagnosed with breast cancer at some point in their lives.

This pattern is a complete download file with text and illustrations in the languages Dutch, German, English, French, and Spanish. After we have received your payment, you will receive a separate email with instructions to download this pattern.

Measurements: Approximately 85 x 130 cm (around 33 x 51 inches) after blocking.

What you need:

• 4 x 50g. Soft Cotton DK Jaipur Rose
• 4 x 50g. Soft Cotton DK Ibiza Ivory
• 4 x 50g. Soft Cotton DK Sevilla Peach
• 5 x 50g. Soft Cotton DK California Sand
• 4 x 50 Soft Cotton DK Valencia Pink
• Pony crochet hook 5,5 mm
• Measuring tape or ruler

Please note: Our pattern uses UK crochet terms.
UK = US
Double Crochet (dc) = Single Crochet (sc)
Half Treble (htr) = Half Double (hdc)
Treble (tr) = Double Crochet (dc)

Beginner – crocheters who are familiarising themselves with the basic crochet techniques
Easy – confident beginners with knowledge of basic crochet stitches that want to venture out into pattern reading.
Intermediate – crocheters with a broad crochet experience, with a good ability to follow more intricate patterns
Advanced – crocheters with a very wide crochet experience, familiar with a wide range of crochet techniques and stitches