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Free Crochet Ocean Waves Throw Pattern

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Pattern Details
Waves of color bring life to this dramatic throw of beauty, crocheted using Red Heart Super Saver.
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about crocheting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

You can view the finished size for this pattern by downloading the pdf.

Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Warm Water, Gentle Cycle
  • Tumble Dry, Low
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Iron
  • Dry-Cleanable
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Can you hear the ocean roar? Bring seaside living into your home with vivid beauty. This easy crochet throw combines texture and color using Red Heart Super Saver, to create a refreshing mood. Featuring tones that are reminiscent of the deep blue sea, this pattern is an easy favorite for the living room, bedroom and more!

  • Reviews & Ratings

    Is there a video tutorial?

    Cici261

    Dimensions to make baby blanket

    Switzer1

    I am very sad, the 3 dc in next 3 ch is creating sharp “corners” rather than waves & blanket is an oval twist for me! I saw the previous answer about care when entering a chain so not it. I am using thicker yarn weight, could that be it?

    TayJ1

    I would like to make this blanket in a smaller size. Please advise on how to figure out how many chain stitches to start with.

    Loretta1

    Have completed two rows of this pattern but the result is twisted and I'm not sure if it will flatten out. Is there a video I can watch of how this should look after two rows?

    marssie1

    Rows are worked in dc2tog stitches, so the overall number of stitches is being reduced in every row - or am I reading the instructions incorrectly?

    BlaBla1

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