Linked Chains Baby Afghan

This afghan is made with a new pattern stitch I thought I developed. I call it chain links. But it is actually called trellis stitch. Priscilla Hewitt came up with this stitch pattern before I did. I just did not know it until after I posted this new pattern. This afghan takes time to make so if you need an afghan in a hurry, you should consider another design. But if you have plenty of time before the baby is due, go ahead and make this one. It is well worth the time and effort it takes. Also it is suitable for either a boy or girl depending on the colors you use.

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Random Quick Tip!

Wrapping Doilies
If you are going to give a doily as a gift and it is the same diameter as a paper towel roll is long, use the paper towel core to put the doily in. Roll the doily up and tuck into the core. Wrap like a long piece of candy. I have done this and it looked really festive. You may want to use a piece of tissue paper to lay the doily on first before rolling it up.