From the start of the chain to the white stitch marker is 24 chains, from the white marker to pink marker is 19 chains, and after the pink marker is 3 chains.
See below diagram for a visual of the chain for this tutorial. For my example below we will chain 46 (here’s the breakdown: 24 + 19 + 3) After adding adding on your desired amount of chains, you will want to add on 3 extra chains to begin. Once you have the desired amount of chains, you will want to add on an additional 19 chains to even out the pattern so that your piece will look the same on your starting and finishing end. To make a blanket out of this pattern, you will want to chain in multiples of 24. This tutorial demonstrates a sample swatch of the granny ripple and NOT a finished afghan size, but the perfect thing about this pattern is that you can easily customize it to make any size you would like! This Granny Ripple is worked in multiples of 24. This ripple tutorial features a four cluster peak and valley, meaning there are four clusters of 3 double crochets leading up to each peak, and 4 clusters of 3 double crochets leading down to each valley. My Angel Cloud Afghan Pattern is a fluffy all white version of the granny ripple and since posting this pattern I have received many requests to make a tutorial using regular worsted weight yarn so without further ado, lets dive in! **UPDATE** Please note, since posting this tutorial I have edited the Angel Cloud Afghan Pattern. And… it’s FREE to download! The cheat sheet also includes a list of common blanket sizes and suggested foundation chain lengths!!! Grab your free download here!!! Perfect for Netflix watching! **Update as of April 2019** I made a video tutorial on this stitch! I have also simplified the foundation chain math and made a super cool cheat sheet to help you figure out how long to make your foundation chain. The granny ripple makes a beautiful pattern of alternating peaks and valleys, and one of the best things about it is that its pretty mindless once you get a few rows under your belt.
Today’s post features one of my favorite stitches of all time, the granny ripple. For more information please see my disclosures page. This stitch would make for a beautiful baby blanket, throw blanket or afghan! This granny ripple tutorial is a step by step guide to make your own customized ripple blanket.
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