Navajo Indian Diamond Afghan is a timeless crochet pattern. Made of diamond stitch, it catches the eye. This crochet pattern comes in many versions and variations. One of them is Retro Remake by Coats Design Team. Below you will see several versions of this beautiful Navajo Indian Afghan. The blanket will be perfect in rustic or themed interiors related to the Navajo Indian culture.
This stunning crochet pattern comes in easy-intermediate skill level. If you have some free time and want to improve your workshop – it is really worth trying this pattern. Check out the free crochet pattern under the link below and follow us on Free Crochet Patterns Facebook Page for more awesome crochet patterns!
Navajo Indian Diamond Stitch Afghan Pattern
Pattern details:
- Designer: Coats Design Team
- Craft: Crochet
- Skill level: Easy / intermediate
- Suggested yarn: TLC Essentials Solid
- Yarn weight: Aran (8 wpi)
- Hook size: 5.5 mm (I)
- Sizes available: 60″ x 40″
- Crochet terminology: US
- Languages: English
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Where can I find a free crochet pattern?
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- This pattern is available for free: Navajo Indian Diamond Afghan – Free PDF Pattern
- More info about pattern you can find on Ravelry here!
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I was reading the instructions for the Navajo Indian Diamond stitch afghan. I understand the instructions but wanted know since you are not turning do you still use a chain 1 at the beginning of the row?