English Garden Afghan and Pillow Crochet Pattern

Design By: Maggie Weldon

Skill Level: Intermediate

Size: Afghan 45" x 57" Pillow: 14" without border.

Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn:
Afghan: Soft White, Purple, Green(Med. Celery), Blue (Med. Teal), Burgundy(New Berry), Pink (Lt. Raspberry), Gold (Honey Gold), Bright Yellow.

Pillow: Soft White, Purple, Green, Blue, Bright Yellow. 14" Pillow Form.

Crochet Hook: Size I-9 (5.5 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge

English Garden Afghan and Pillow Crochet Pattern

Add some English flower garden charm to your home without all the work of planting and maintaining the plants. English Garden Afghan and Pillow Crochet Pattern is all you need to bring the garden indoors. Everything about this afghan and pillow is lovely, from the luscious violets and roses to the flowing ribbons and delicate scalloped border. Use the colors recommended in the pattern for the beautiful image, or mix in your favorite colors with the easy to follow pattern. The finished crochet afghan creates a long lasting garden fresh bouquet that requires no water. The center of this delicate crochet afghan design is worked in color changes, or you can choose to cross stitch the design onto the plain background color. Finish the afghan with the elegant lace border crocheted around the outer edges of the inside panel.

English Garden Afghan and Pillow Pattern is an original design by Maggie Weldon. The delicate stitches and brilliant flower colors are sure to add beauty to your home. The afghan is the perfect size to cover your lap on a cool evening or as a throw over the back of a chair. Add the coordinating crochet pillow for the perfect accent to a chair or couch. This intermediate skill level pattern will add delicate beauty to a sun room, front porch or sitting area. Lay the afghan over the bed in a guest room to great your visitors with charm. English Garden Afghan and Pillow Pattern has options to use a cross stitch technique for the floral design if you are uncomfortable with crocheting color changes. That is one more reason not to pass by on this afghan pattern.