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How to Crochet the Triangles Afghan Here is the link to Ravelry so you can see all the Triangles Afghans people have made. https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/triangles-afghan

Crochet a spiral blanket. Crochet in the round blanket. QUICK and EASY "Catherine wheel" WITH USA and UK crochet terms included.

Crochet double sided blanket instructional video. Uses a similar stitch to Thermal Stitch, but changes colours on every row, leaving a fringe.

A square blanket pattern with an interesting spiral lace pattern.

A round spiralling blanket (as large or small as you want). Here is a list of timestamps for your convenience - Round 1 - 2:13 Round 2 - 5:20 Round 3 - 8:15 Round 4 - 11:12 Round 5 - 15:14

Pattern by Kristin Omdahl.\015\012Start at the middle and then work out to the edges for this spiraling crochet lapghan design. Good with two colours of multi-colour-gradient yarn.

Cool! Trees done in crochet texture. Large trees. Large trees without leaves but you can't have everything.,

An unusual ripple blanket pattern; the zig-zags alternate between small and large, making it, as the author says, wriggly.

More of a tutorial than a pattern, for making blankets made of multiple irregular-shaped motifs. The first example is a baby bird blanket, but I'm more interested in the last example, the sheep blanket.

Very long and detailed how-to for the Squared Diamond Granny blanket. It is probably best to skip to the parts that interest you. Also in Right hand version at https://youtu.be/xTy3m9-PzEY You can also go to the written instructions: https://chrystalkay.wordpress.com/2015/09/23/squared-granny-throw-written-pattern/

Simple chevron blanket pattern, but with additional instructions for adding a straight edge to it. (No longer available online.)

The basic idea is to use a large hook and to crochet with three balls at once; this depends on the balls not all running out at the same time (since this is scrap yarn) so the colour-change is gradual.

Learn to crochet the Rise & Shine Afghan; an interesting design for a Granny Square - at the middles of each side dip inward toward the centre.