Lafayette’s Afghan ( patterns free)
The crochet has already been seen as something only the grandmothers did. Today it is considered handicraft and many people are eager to learn the most diverse points to make Afghan Lafayette. The cool thing of all is that crochet helps to distract and also relieve stress, which can be great for those who need to find an activity to relax a bit.
Not to mention that there are several points that can be practiced, working not only with the hands, but also encouraging the head to learn more about the technique, explaining why crochet can be recommended for people who are stressed or suffering from anxiety.
But be quiet about the fear of doing, because although there are several lines, several sizes, several needles, you will realize that in the recipes that will work, we have the step by step how to perform, will be specified which needle and which type of line you will need. Do not be afraid, the crochet is very simple!
For beginners, the first thing you need to learn is about the types of needles, wool and graphics so you can handle the mass and create your own patterns. Let’s start with the basic equipment you’ll need to learn the basics about the Lafayette Afghan.
Here we show some examples of the Lafayette afghan to inspire your design and also we will bring some great tips on how to use it in the decor and of course how you can make a colorful crochet quilt can mix two or (much) more colors and different shades.
It is great for those who want to bring more joy to some environment or to give new life to the old furniture. However, the crochet quilt can also be used on other furniture, such as chairs, sofas and armchairs, which makes it appear in the living room, TV and other environments of the house as well.
The crochet quilt values these furniture and can even disguise those little flaws that we do not want visitors to see. As already mentioned, there are several models of crochet bedspreads. The manners are many and you can use various types of lines, needles and stitches. Our tips are for you to know how to choose the example that best fits with what you want.
If you want to learn how to do the Lafayette Afghan, but have no idea where to start, check out these tips that will explain everything from needle types to points used in this technique, let’s get started. by Betty McKnit
standard available for you in ravelry ( free access)
