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Classic Aran Afghan Design by Angela Tate DIRECTIONS Beginner SIZE 45 x 60 inches, excluding tassels MATERIALS • Worsted weight yarn: 48 oz Aran • Size I/9 crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge • Tapestry needle GAUGE 11 dc = 4 inches; 5 dc rows = 3 1 2 inches; 5 dc row and 3 rows ribbing = 5 inches Check gauge to save time. PATTERN NOTES Weave in loose ends as work pro- gresses. Ch 3 counts as first dc throughout. Popcorn (pc): 5 dc in indicated st, draw up a lp, remove hook, insert hook in first dc of 5-dc group, pick up dropped lp, draw through st on hook, ch 1 to lock. AFGHAN Row 1 (RS): Ch 177, dc in 4th ch from hook, dc in each rem ch across, turn. (175 dc) Row 2: Work- ing in front lps for this row only, ch 3, dc in each st across, turn. Row 3: Working in front lps for this row only, ch 3, dc in next st, [pc in next st, dc in each of next 4 sts] rep across to last 3 sts, pc in next st, dc in each of next 2 sts, turn. Rows 4–6: Working in front lps for this row only, ch 3, dc in each st across, turn. Row 7: Ch 3, [fpdc around next dc, bpdc around next dc] rep across to last 2 sts, fpdc around next dc, dc in 3rd ch of turning ch-3, turn. Row 8: Ch 3, [bpdc around next st, fpdc around next st] rep across to last 2 sts, bpdc around next st, dc in 3rd ch of turning, turn. Row 9: Working in front lps for this row only, ch 3, dc in each st across, turn. Rows 10–65: Rep Rows 2–9 for pattern. (8 ribbing stripes) Rows 66–69: Rep Rows 2–5. At the end of Row 69, do not turn. Row 70: Work reverse sc in each dc across, fasten off. Row 71 (RS): Working in opposite side of foundation ch, attach yarn, ch 1, reverse sc in each ch across, fasten off. TASSELS Cut 10 (16-inch) strands of yarn. Holding strands tog as one, attach to WS of afghan with a lark’s head knot over post of first dc on first pc row. Rep at end of each pc row and center row of each ribbing stripe across both ends of afghan. Trim ends of tassels evenly. Traditional … and stylish—this manly afghan has all the texture and pattern of a complicated Aran knit, but it’s crocheted! From Crochet World magazine, February 2002, Vol. 25, No. 1, Page 32, Copyright © 2002 Crochet World magazine

Classic Aran Row 3: Working in front lps for Afghan · AFGHAN Row 1 (RS): Ch 177, dc in 4th ch from hook, dc in each rem ch across, turn. (175 dc) Row 2: Work-ing in front lps for

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Classic Aran AfghanDesign by Angela Tate

DIRECTIONSBeginner

SIZE45 x 60 inches, excluding tassels

MATERIALS• Worstedweightyarn:48oz

Aran

• SizeI/9crochethookorsizeneededtoobtaingauge

• Tapestryneedle

GAUGE11dc=4inches;5dcrows=31⁄2

inches;5dcrowand3rowsribbing=5inches

Checkgaugetosavetime.

PATTERN NOTESWeaveinlooseendsasworkpro-

gresses.Ch3countsasfirstdcthroughout.Popcorn (pc): 5 dc in indicated st,

draw up a lp, remove hook, inserthookinfirstdcof5-dcgroup,pickupdroppedlp,drawthroughstonhook,ch1tolock.

AFGHANRow 1 (RS): Ch 177, dc

in4th ch fromhook,dc in each rem

ch across, turn.(175 dc)Row 2: Work-ing in frontlps for thisrowonly, ch3,dcineachst across,turn.

Row 3: Workinginfront lpsforthisrowonly,ch3,dcinnextst,[pcinnextst,dcineachofnext4sts]repacrosstolast3sts,pcinnextst,dcineachofnext2sts,turn.

Rows 4–6: Workinginfrontlpsforthis row only, ch 3, dc in each stacross,turn.

Row 7: Ch3,[fpdcaroundnextdc,bpdcaroundnextdc]repacrosstolast2sts,fpdcaroundnextdc,dcin3rdchofturningch-3,turn.

Row 8: Ch3,[bpdcaroundnextst,fpdcaroundnextst]repacrosstolast2sts,bpdcaroundnextst,dcin3rdchofturning,turn.

Row 9: Workinginfront lpsforthis row only, ch 3, dc in each stacross,turn.

Rows 10–65: RepRows2–9 forpattern.(8ribbingstripes)

Rows 66–69: RepRows2–5.AttheendofRow69,donotturn.Row 70: Workreversescineach

dcacross,fastenoff.Row 71 (RS): Workinginopposite

sideoffoundationch,attachyarn,ch1,reversescineachchacross,fastenoff.

TASSELSCut10(16-inch)strandsofyarn.

Holdingstrandstogasone,attachtoWSofafghanwithalark’sheadknot

overpost of first dc on first pc row.Repatendofeachpc

rowandcenterrowofeachribbingstripe

across both ends of afghan. Trimends of tasselsevenly.✄

Traditional … and stylish—this manly afghan has all the texture and pattern of a complicated Aran knit, but it’s

crocheted!

From Crochet World magazine, February 2002, Vol. 25, No. 1, Page 32, Copyright © 2002 Crochet World magazine

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