FREE Video Tutorial-Golden Waves Throw

Golden Waves Throw is a beautiful blanket that even a beginner can make with a little patience. Crochet cabled blanket worked with no Post Stitches? You heard that right! Join me in this video tutorial where I walk you through each step to make this amazing afghan.

Knitted golden yellow throw with wave texture and corner tassel; "Golden Waves Throw" and "Red Heart" text with logos visible.

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About the Golden Waves Throw:

Sometimes there is a pattern that just speaks to you. Once you see it you know that you have to make it and share with everyone else that you know. The Golden Waves Throw was one of those for me.

I asked Red Heart if this could be one of the patterns that we did a video tutorial for. I knew that so many of you would love it, but might be intimidated by the cables. Let me tell you a secret, there are no post stitches involved in this pattern!

Video Tutorial-Golden Waves Throw

Better yet, this crochet throw pattern is completely reversible! The faux cables will go opposite directions on each side but overall the pattern looks exactly the same. Finished off with some great big tassels, optional, this is a great crochet throw for yourself of as a gift.

Working the pattern as written you will get a nice large throw blanket. Alter the starting stitch count (a multiple of 10 + 3) to get a smaller size for a lap blanket or even a baby blanket. Get started on this beautiful blanket today and you will make someone, or yourself, very happy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Golden Waves Throw really beginner-friendly?

Honestly… yes! Even though it looks like it has cables, there are no post stitches involved, which makes it way easier than you might think. Just a little patience is all you need! You’ll be crocheting this beauty in no time.

Can I make this throw in different sizes?

So here’s the thing… you totally can! The pattern is written to give you a nice large throw, but you can change the starting stitch count (it’s a multiple of 10 + 3) to make it smaller for a lap blanket or even a baby blanket. So adaptable!

I’m seeing cables in the pictures, are they hard to do?

Oh, that’s a great question! The secret is that there are NO post stitches in this pattern, even though it looks like it has cables. So you get that amazing cabled look without the tricky stitches. It’s a win-win!

Is the Golden Waves Throw the same on both sides?

Yes! The best part is that this crochet throw pattern is completely reversible. The faux cables go in opposite directions on each side, but the overall look is the same on both. How cool is that?

What yarn and hook do I need for this project?

For this pattern, you’ll want to grab 12 skeins of RED HEART® Classic™ in Honey Gold and a 5.5mm \[US I-9\] Susan Bates® crochet hook. You’ll also need some cardboard for tassels and a yarn needle for finishing up!

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