This is a very light and airy afghan, which could also be used as a hanging or doubled over and used as a shawl.

It is surface crochet on a very open crochet grid. It can be made using any yarn and hook. The yarn chosen will determine the finished size.

It is a representation of a ‘space-filling curve’. There are several curves similar to this. Technically, this one is a Sierpinski closed Peano curve. Giuseppe Peano was the first to describe this type of curve. Waclaw Sierpinski used his ideas to generate a curve with no beginning and no end.

Theoretically these curves cover every point on the surface until nothing is left. This can be imagined in mathematical theory but does not work in real life.

This is not a conventional pattern. If you can crochet at all you can make this.

Note:
Our crochet patterns use UK terminology.

Read the story of this afghan on Ravelry or on Woolly Thoughts web site.