Getting Started on Your Throw
Begin by chaining 108 stitches loosely with your copper yarn. Your foundation needs to be relaxed so your edges stay flat, and you’ll crochet your first few rows solidly before introducing those fancy long stitches in the pattern rows.
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The Color Sequence Pattern
You’ll work through a repeating color cycle of copper, green, burgundy, and gold, staying with each color for four rows. This creates those gorgeous horizontal stripes that give the piece its autumn personality and make progress feel rewarding as the colors shift.
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Adding the Finishing Touches
Once your main body reaches its full size of roughly 48 by 62 inches, you’ll add an edging in green to frame everything beautifully. Work three stitches in each corner, and your afghan will be perfectly squared off and ready to enjoy.
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Important Abbreviations to Know
Throughout the pattern you’ll see Sc for single crochet, Ch for chain stitch, and YO for yarn over. These three basics form the foundation of this entire project, and knowing them well will make following the instructions smooth and enjoyable.
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