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Flare Blanket
This lively throw is constructed by making surprisingly easy-to-knit squares of garter stitch and then sewn g them together. Each square is worked with worsted weight yarn from the outside in, allowing for the satisfaction of each round getting faster to finish. The use of bold, contrasting colors enhances the graphic design details that make for a modern aesthetic.
Kit included a total of twenty 50 gram balls of Wool of the Andes, plus the Flare Blanket pattern.
Blue/Grey version
Hyacinth (10)
Cobblestone Heather (5)
Dove Heather (5)
Red/Brown version
Red (10)
Bittersweet Heather (5)
Mink Heather (5)
You will need US 8 (5.0 mm) double pointed needles OR a 40” circular needle or longer for Magic Loop. You will also need a yarn needle and stitch markers.
Finished measurements: 48” x 48” blanket
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- First published: February 2011
- Page created: February 21, 2011
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