This afghan was made by my great-grandmother, Lucille Gramling. I am in the process of recreating it. This pattern is what I am using in order to do so. The pattern for the row is spot on to the original afghan and the number of rows is well estimated from the length of the rows made so far. I will update this pattern once I finish my own afghan. The length and width of your afghan can easily be adapted by changing the amount of rows made or the number of zigzags you use. I have created a chart explaining how the beginning chain will adapt in order to change the width. I hope you find this pattern well-made and create a beautiful afghan, just like my great-grandma and I have! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please email me at katiegramling317@gmail.com!

Tools and Materials:
6.5 mm K/10.5 Amour Crochet hook
tapestry needle and scissors
Red Heart Super Saver Blue Ombré (8 skeins)

Final Size: approximately 60” x 70”

Technical Notes and Gauge:
The size can easily be changed to fit your needs by decreasing/increasing zig zags (see Changing the Width below) or decreasing/increasing the number of rows (length).
Gauge: 15 rows of 11 sc = 4” x 4”