This pattern will make a textured mesh blanket that is about 29" wide after blocking. You can also make it wider and longer to make a throw (lightweight and cozy, great for long flights). This pattern would also work as a head scarf (just fold diagonally and tie it around!).
Yarn
Fable Handknit Pure Baby Alpaca, 100% baby alpaca, color #04, approx. 6-7 skeins.
Needles
4 mm circular needle, 24" or longer
Gauge
21 sts x 16 rows on 4mm needles in stitch pattern
Gauge is not crucial for this project.
Directions
1. Cast on 132 sts. Work in garter st for 3 rows.
2. Work in stitch pattern as follows:
Note: When working knit stitches from *, insert right needle as if to knit, but wrap yarn over and under right needle. For yo, wrap yarn over and under, instead of brining yarn to front.
Row 1: K2, *yo , k3, slip third st on right needle over first 2 sts, rep from * to last st, k1.
Row 2: K2, purl to last 2 sts, k2.
Row 3: K1, *k3, slip third st on right needle over first 2 sts, yo, rep from * to last 2 sts, k2.
Row 4: K2, purl to last 2 sts, k2.
These 4 rows form stitch pattern. Repeat until length measures 28" or until desired length.
3. Work 3 rows of garter st beg on WS. Bind of.
4. Block blanket, stretching it on all directions.


7 comments:
That's a great stitch pattern! It also works really well with 2 colors.
This pattern is very nice! Thanks for being generous with your patterns!
What a beautiful pattern. Great job! Thanks for sharing the pattern with us.
I like the blanket. What size needles was it knit on and is there a multiple sort of thing to follow??
Lovely stitch texture! Thanks for sharing the pattern.
How would you make this an afghan? I am sorry if I am not dolloeing your pattern but I have been up since 5 this morning...
~Liz
Depending on how wide you want your afghan, you can double or triple the number of stitches to cast on and make it as long as you like.
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