ANNIE'S SIGNATURE DESIGNS:Loop-N-Lace Irish Roses Afghan Crochet Pattern

Finished size: 48" x 60" Designed by Kim Latshaw for The Crochet Couch. This Corner-to-Corner (C2C) Afghan is sure to be a hit for your favorite graduate! Class of 2023 Afghan Crochet Pattern - Electronic Download Made using worsted-weight yarn and a size H crochet hook.

Finished size: 45" diameter Designed by Priscilla Hewitt Crochet this stunning masterpiece! Christmas Rose Afghan Crochet Pattern - Electronic Download The single rose motif at the center surrounded by post stitch lattice rounds alternating with dimensional petals adds up to a favorite afghan that will keep you cozy through the season!.

Finished size: 45" diameter Designed by Priscilla Hewitt Crochet this stunning masterpiece! Christmas Rose Afghan Crochet Pattern The single rose motif at the center surrounded by post stitch lattice rounds alternating with dimensional petals adds up to a favorite afghan that will keep you cozy through the season!.

. This striking throw features a floral-inspired granny square turned on point to create an unusual design that is enhanced by its receding color pattern. Cascading Blocks Throw Crochet Pattern - Electronic Download Made using 9 skeins of Premier Basix worsted-weight acrylic yarn in colors-linen (6), leaf (3).Stevens.

The pattern includes step-by-step instructions along with clearly explained charts.

This beautiful knit-look filet “bunny trails” baby blanket is created using very simple stitches.

Made using 1,500 yards of DK-weight yarn and a US size H crochet hook.

The lacing forms a lovely cable pattern that adds to your afghans beauty! If you think Mile-A-Minute afghans are quick and fun, just wait 'til you try the Loop-N-Lace method! This beautiful Irish Rose Afghan works up in easy-to-carry strips, and you lace them together in seconds using Annie's Original Loop-N-Lace technique.

Made using 1,500 yards of DK-weight yarn and a US size H crochet hook.

This pattern uses a size G crochet hook.You asked us to bring this Annie's Original technique back, and here it is.