The pattern is simple, yet interesting to work, and can be memorized easily after working the first set.

All the hues of a desert sunset combine to create the colorful palette of this beautiful afghan.

Create an afghan that looks like a patchwork quilt by using one main color and odds and ends of yarn in random colors, worked in the intarsia method.

Choose your three favorite colors and spend the cool summer evenings knitting up this eye-pleasing throw.

If you crave texture and lace, this afghan will more than fill your needs. Knit yarn overs and bobbles to create the diamonds in this special afghan.

This cozy throw combines both rich cables and gingham panels for an updated country look. Matching pillows complete the decor.

Curl up with a good book and a cup of tea under this allover lace lap afghan. When the autumn evenings get frosty, it'll keep you toasty warm.

This lovely plaid afghan is worked in five vertical panels, which are later joined together.

Learn a fun new "building-block" technique to create this no-intarsia afghan!

Every mother of young children can use an extra blanket in which to wrap her bundle of joy.

A combination of fibers and an allover lace pattern turn this afghan into a fantastic beginners' project.

The bobbles, slips and twists in this lovely project will help you hone your knitting skills. Finished size 43 x 53 inches, DK weight acrylic/wool blend yarn, size 9 circular needles.

Openwork stripes and garter stitch make this a great beginner afghan. Knit on size 13 needles with no finishing, it's a quick-to-knit throw that will please any gentleman.

With the look of counterpanes, this lovely two-toned afghan will be a pleasure to knit.

Garter stitch squares with the ridges running in alternate directions plus garter stitch squares knit from corner to corner provide the texture in this afghan.

This solid-colored afghan combines reverse stockinette stitch, a large cable and lace to produce an afghan rich in texture.

Everything about this afghan is oversized. The stitch is a large raised diamond arranged in long chains and ending in flamboyant tassels. It's fun to knit!

This colorful afghan is worked in pieced strips with an added-on border, making it easily portable.

Create the look of cobblestones while working from side to side! The fringe is created by cutting the yarn at the beginning and end of each main-color row.

Sapphire and silver, along with a lovely houndstooth pattern, combine to make a one-of-a-kind afghan.

Stay warm and snug this winter with this attractive afghan. Just choose three colors to match your decor.