Follow these crochet guidelines to start a wavy shell pattern crochet blanket. This pattern is only a two row pattern. You can use three colors to make it appear unique and interesting. The beginning is the most difficult part, but once mastered, this crochet pattern is deceptively simple.
How To: Crochet the start of a wavy shell pattern blanket
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Darn holes in socks, scarves or other knit garments
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Knit with a serenity loom
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Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
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Crochet a Cord for a Drawstring
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How To:
Crochet a brimmed hat
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How To:
Do the mattress stitch
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How To:
Decrease Stitches In Knitting
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How To:
Increase Stitches at the Beginning of a Row
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How To:
Increase Stitches on a Purl Row
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How To:
Change colors in the middle of the row when knitting
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How To:
Cast On Stitches at the Beginning of a Row in Knitting
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How To:
Rig up a harness out of rope to carry large boxes
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How To:
Sew knitted pieces together using a whip stitch and other stitches
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How To:
Join crocheted granny squares using the flat braid joining method
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How To:
Cast on a purl stitch in knitting
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How To:
Join two granny squares together using a single crochet stitch
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How To:
Cast On at the End of a Row in Knitting
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Join granny squares with crochet flat brain joining
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Crochet spiral scrubbies with a pattern
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no picture please
Love it thank you
Could this be done in a single color, or two instead of three shades?
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