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When I originally designed this crochet quilt, Red Heart was still making
their Burgundy Fiesta Yarn. Why they quit making it I haven't a clue. It was
a drop dead gorgeous yarn! I would suggest you substitute the Burgundy
Fiesta for a solid color or maybe a nice ombre.
ABBREVIATIONS
beg - beginning
ch - chain
sl st - slip stitch
sp - space
dc - double crochet
sc - single crochet
BLO - Back Loop Only
NOTE: This afghan is worked using worsted weight yarn in the colors specified with
each project. It is made up of two different types of granny squares: a solid color granny
and a bi-color granny. General directions for each are as follows below. Simply crochet
the number of squares needed for each block in the color required then assemble as
described in instructions.
BI-COLOR GRANNY
Materials Needed
37 oz Burgundy or Burgundy Fiesta© worsted weight yarn
9 oz Burgundy worsted weight yarn
23 oz White worsted weight yarn
5 oz Soft Navy worsted weight yarn
Size “G” crochet hook, or size needed for proper gauge
Tapestry needle
Block Assembly
Using tapestry needle and appropriate color yarn and stitching through BLO, assemble
each individual block using the diagram below for placement. (12 blocks total required):
COLOR KEY:
WHITE
SOFT NAVY
BURGUNDY FIESTA
BURGUNDY
Afghan Assembly
Using tapestry needle and appropriate color yarn and stitching through BLO, assemble
the 12 completed blocks into a grid 3 blocks wide by 4 blocks long (see cover photo).
Border
RND 1: With Burgundy or Burgundy Fiesta © yarn join with a sl st to any corner ch 1 sp,
sc around, work 3 sc in each corner ch 1 sp, join with sl st to first sc to join
RND 2: Ch 3, turn, dc in each sc around, work 3 dc in each corner, join with sl st to top
of beg ch 3 to join
RND 3: Ch 1, turn, sc in each dc around, work 3 sc in each corner, join with sl st to first
sc to join, finish off, weave in loose ends
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these instructions. We cannot be
responsible for human error, differences in individual stitching techniques or
typographical errors.