This adventurous beginner-level pattern knits up into the most cozy of blankets. Perfect for a
living-room throw or a warm bed topper it is a relaxing knit that has just enough
variation to stay interesting for even the practiced knitter.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Car Seat: 20” wide X 24” long (51cm wide X 6cm long)
Baby Crib: 40” wide X 60” long (102cm wide X 152cm long) - covers baby comfortably but not so
big as baby can get caught up in the blanket
Throw: 50” wide X 60” long (127cm wide X 152cm long)

All blankets beyond this point are sized as bed toppers. If you desire your blanket to hang over
the sides of the bed, please consider going up one size and adding more Main Pattern Repeats.
Twin: 38” wide X 75” long (97cm wide X 191cm long)
Full: 53” wide X 75” long (135cm wide X 191cm long)
Queen: 60” wide X 80” long (152cm wide X 203cm long)
King: 76” wide X 80” long (193cm wide X 203cm long)
California King: 72” wide X 84” long (183cm wide X 213cm long)

MATERIALS
Yarn: Knit Picks Brava, Worsted Weight, 100% acrylic. Each ball is 218yds/100g.

Note: For sizes other than “Full”, it may help to know that each color stripe is 6” long and equals 1 Main Pattern Repeat of rows 1 - 32 when matching gauge. ONLY THE “FULL” SIZE IS BROKEN DOWN BY THE COLORS PICTURED. However, total yardages are provided per size so you will know how much yarn is required for each.
Color A: Almond 840 yards for “Full” size
Color B: Denim 595 yards for ‘Full” size
Color C: Espresso 595 yards for “Full” size
Color D: Fig 595 yards for “Full” size

Total yardage required per size:
Car Seat: 317 yards
Baby Crib: 1,585 yards
Throw: 1,982 yards
Twin: 1,883 yards
Full: 2,625 yards
Queen: 4,016 yards
King: 3,994 yards
California King: 3,655 yards

Needles: US 10 (6mm) needles - The designer used 40 inch circular needles for the “Full” size.

Removable Stitch Marker: To mark the right side of the work.

Stitch Markers: 2

Tapestry Needle: To weave in ends.

GAUGE
16 sts and 20 rows in stockinette on US 10 (6mm) over 4” (10cm) each.

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