Afghan (Lap size or larger)

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2 Stitch

Afghan Borders & Edgings

Anniversary Afghan

Aran  Afghan

Beginner Knitted Afghan 

Build Up Crochet

Favorite Quick Afghan

Feather and Fan afghan  (how-to) 

Hot Damn Afghan

Linda Walsh's Mustgo Afghan

Quicker Baby Blankets and Adult Afghans

Tweed Lace afghan 

Reversible Afghan

Victorian Lace

 From Eleanor we get this: Dear Shirley: In reply to your newsletter - You talked about using a different color in every row while making my afghan.  I have a pattern that works beautifully for this.  You don't need to match colors at all and every afghan turns out gorgeous.  I once set a large box of scraps at my mother's feet.  She knew the pattern. I told her just to reach down and grab the yarn without looking at the color.  She was so proud of that afghan and when her grandson and great grand sons were coming to visit she just hung that afghan over a chair and attached a slip of paper that said "Giveaway".  A great grandson grabbed it shortly after walking in the door and he hung on to it all the while they were there.  Now in their home when someone is not feeling well, they get to use the "Gammy" blanket. 

Note: Use any pattern you have with this color changing idea. Instead of following their colors used in the pattern, you'll change color every row by picking up ANY color ball from your bag. Cut the yarn after completing the row leaving about a 6 inch tail. After you've completed the afghan either weave in the ends ( this can be done while you're crocheting your afghan) or tie them together in groups for twos to make a fringe.