square 7, edgemerc sampler afghan
Hiya! Welcome to the Edgemerc Crochet Afghan Square 7 Pattern release! If this is your first time to the site and you’re not quite sure what I’m talking about, let me explain– We are in progress of a year-long Crochet-A-Long. We are making 4 each of 12 different designs, ultimately ending with 48 squares. Finally, in December, we will join them together to make a slightly oversized throw; 60″ x 80″ [152.5 x 203 cm]. Certainly if you want to join as you go, you are welcome to do that. For a calendar of the release schedule and links to other active squares, click HERE.
Keep reading for the FREE pattern and all the details of Square 7.
Edgemerc crochet afghan square 7 pattern
afghan sizing
Do you have to make the afghan the full 60″ x 80″ [152.5 x 203 cm] ?
Because the afghan is made of individual squares, you can certainly make it larger or smaller! Use the graphic below to guide you on the number of sampler squares you’ll need to reach the size blanket you want to create. By all means, add it to your pinterest board of helpful yarny information. 😄
facebook forum(s)
I have 2 groups that I’d like for you to join ☻
Firstly, there is a private group for those of us making the Edgemerc afghan. This is specifically where you’ll need to ask any questions you may have about the sampler squares. It’s also going to be a place to share progress pictures, get opinions on color options & placement and ooooh and ahhhh over everyone’s project!
Also is an invite to join the Revel group ! It’s the best way to reach me regarding any of my patterns. It’s also a place to share project pictures, ask questions, share your favorite yarn memes, and in general chit-chat with the rest of us.
Edgemerc crochet afghan square 7 pattern
Sampler square info
Each Edgemerc square for the afghan is written for 1 size, 10″ [25.5 cm]. You will need to repeat the sampler square pattern 4 times. At the end of the CAL, you will have a total of 48 squares.
Easy crochet between sampler squares...
Edgemerc crochet afghan square 7 pattern
the yarn i'm using for my edgemerc
Fiber Content – 33% Alpaca 34% Wool 33% Acrylic
Amount – 219 yd [200 m]; 3.54 oz [100 g]
Weight – #4 Medium│Worsted
“When our mills spin our yarns, a small amount is left over from each batch. Instead of wasting it, we work with our mills to create new limited-edition yarns, and this year’s Upcycle Alpaca Worsted, a worsted weight blend of alpaca, wool, and acrylic, lends itself to sweaters, cowls, hats, and much more. It’s soft enough for next to skin wear, but rugged enough to keep you warm all winter long.
Upcycle is made with recycled fibers that vary in size, causing slight variations in yarn thickness from skein to skein. We recommend swatching before starting a project.”
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Edgemerc crochet afghan square 7 pattern
the skills you need
This is for Edgemerc crochet afghan square 7 pattern only, for a complete list of techniques the Edgemerc afghan uses (updated with each square release) see HERE.
The posts for the Edgemerc 2023 Afghan crochet-a-long will have complete directions – or – you can inexpensively purchase the pattern as a download. The pdf is exclusively available through the WeCrochet website. If you purchase the pdf, you will be sent an updated version on the date of every square release.
You will receive a linked pdf
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- Written pattern – fully written, line by line instruction (English, US terminology with imperial and metric measurements)
- Stitch Diagrams – complete illustration(s) of stitches│placement
- Schematic – illustration(s) of shape│measurements & construction graphics*
- Illustrations – drawn graphics of special stitches*
- Tutorials – video│picture│written instruction for specialty stitches*
- Layout│Assembly Chart – labeled graphic for square placement
- Custom Layout│Assembly Chart – blank graphic for custom square placement│color chart
- Interactive – digitally linked document, including resource information
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the pattern
edgemerc, square 7
A free crochet pattern, by Rebecca Velasquez
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Edgemerc crochet afghan square 7 pattern
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Edgemerc crochet afghan square 7 pattern
materials & tools
This is for Square 7 only. For more information on complete blanket materials, go HERE
HOOK I│9 [5.50. mm]; or size(s) needed to obtain gauge
YARN Worsted weight (#4 medium)
amount totals* 94 yd [86 m] each square; make 4– 376 yd [344 m] total
shown WeCrochet, Upcycle Alpaca Blend, (33% alpaca 34% wool 33% acrylic; 219 yd [200 m]│3.54 oz [100 g]), 2 skeins Thyme
*Amount given is for blanket as shown│written. Yardage will vary with any alterations of pattern or deviations of gauge.
Edgemerc crochet afghan square 7 pattern
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NOTIONS Removable stitch markers, yarn needle
For a complete list of all the tools & supplies I use, find it HERE .
Gauge
16 sts and 16 rows = 4” [10 cm] in stitch pattern with and without blocking
Finished square Measurements
WIDTH 10” [25.5 cm] after blocking
HEIGHT 10” [25.5 cm] after blocking
Edgemerc crochet afghan square 7 pattern
Project Level
Easy
TECHNIQUES USED
chain – single – sl st – back loop only – hdc
NOTES
GENERAL
- Pattern is written in US terms with imperial and metric measurements.
- Yarn amount given is for square as shown│written. Yardage [m] will vary with any alterations of pattern or gauge deviations.
- Read through each line before beginning to avoid any confusion during stitching.
- The Special Stitches instructions are detailed│written directions on how to complete specialty stitches as worked within this pattern.
CONSTRUCTION
Edgemerc squares are worked flat, turning after every row, bottom up. Afghan can be sewn as adjoining squares are made or when all squares are completed.
(Pattern pdf provides Layout│Assembly Chart – labeled graphic for square placement & Custom Layout│Assembly Chart – blank graphic for custom square placement│color chart, complete stitch diagram & illustrations for specialty stitches)
UNDERSTANDING THE PATTERN
- Pattern is written for 1 size.
- Number after period (.) at the end of rows is the stitch count; 12 sts. This means the row just completed should have 12 stitches.
- If no stitch count is given at the end of row, stitch total did not change from previous listing.
- PM as instructed for identification│future stitch placement│reference.
- Turning chains at beginning of rows do not count as stitches.
- When moving across a row, if stitches are not mentioned within written direction, they are skipped│unworked.
- Sample squares shown were lightly blocked at corners and across top bottom edges only, without stretching│pinning, laid flat and steamed to relax stitches│yarn prior to joining. Refer to Blocking: A Guide for basic blocking methods│instructions.
- Sample shown is exactly as written with no alterations to pattern.
ABBREVIATIONS & SPECIAL STITCHES
Blo – back loop only
Ch – chain
Ea – each
Hdc – half double crochet
PM – place marker
Rep – repeat
RS – right side
Sc – single crochet
Slst – slip stitch
Sq(s) – square(s)
St(s) – stitch(es)
Yo – yarn over (hook)
SPECIAL STITCHES
Back ridge Rather than working under the top loops or ‘V’ of foundation chain, turn chain upside-down, insert hook under the single strand of yarn that is bump│ridge-like in appearance, work stitch as normal.
PM (place marker) Place marker in│around│through stitch just made or as instructed.
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SQUARE
Row 1 (RS) Ch 41, sc in back ridge {see special stitches above} of 2nd ch from hook, sc in back ridge of ea ch across to end, turn. 40 sc
Row 2 (RS) Sc in first sc, sc in next sc, slst in blo of next 4 sts, *hdc in blo of next 4 sts, slst in blo of next 4 sts; rep from * across, sc in last 2 sc, PM through front of any stitch on row just made to mark as Right Side, turn. 4 sc, 18 sl st, 18 hdc
Row 3 Rep Row 2.
Row 4 Sc in first sc, sc in next sc, hdc in blo of next 4 sts, *slst in blo of next 4 sts, hdc in blo of next 4 sts; rep from * across, sc in last 2 sc, turn. 4 sc, 18 sl st, 18 hdc
Row 5 Rep Row 4.
Rows 6-37 Rep Rows 2-5.
Row 38 Sc in first sc, sc in next sc, sc in blo of next 36 sts, sc in last 2 sc, fasten off. 40 sc
Finishing
Do not remove marker. Weave in ends.
Sample squares shown were lightly blocked at corners and across top│bottom edges only, without stretching│pinning, laid flat and steamed to relax stitches│yarn prior to joining. ♦
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