Taleisin Blanket by Marion E. Muirhead

Taleisin Blanket

Knitting
June 2022
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
27 stitches and 25 rows = 4 inches
in Right Panel Chart
US 7 - 4.5 mm
1600 - 2000 yards (1463 - 1829 m)
One Size
English
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Taleisin was a 6th Century bard who’d gained wisdom by accident from the goddess Cerridwen while tending her cauldron. He lived in the kingdom of the Dal Riata as a musician and story teller.

The Taleisin Blanket is worked in worsted weight yarn in a solid or heathered shade with cable motifs. The blanket shown in the photos was worked in Briggs & Little Regal Fir, a very durable wool yarn, but any solid or heathered worsted weight yarn will do.

The simple four-stitch cable motifs have both charted and written instructions within the 10 page pattern.

The length of the blanket is your choice and can be chosen as a lap blanket, throw, or wrap. Photos show a full-length throw, perfect for use on the couch but also handy to be worn with or without a broach or shawl pin. The ribbed sections allow a drape suitable for a shawl.

With 7 hanks of Regal, the width of the blanket shown is 25” unstretched and the length is 64” for a full-length throw with 8 repeats of the cable motifs.

Erratum:
Middle Panel: Row 17 - blue & green cables are reversed; 2/2 RPC (blue) & 2/2 LPC (green)