Celebration Blanket – Block 10: Interweaving Mosaic FREE Knitting Pattern PDF
Celebration Blanket – Block 10: Interweaving Mosaic FREE Knitting Pattern PDF
Block 10 of 12 of the Celebration Blanket by Ewe Ewe Yarns
Designed by Nancy Queen for Ewe Ewe Yarns
As Heather’s sister and a fellow knitting entrepreneur, I have the pleasure of working with her in the yarn world! We run separate businesses but somehow they always seem intertwined. I chose this pattern because it reminds me of our relationship – at first glance, the colors look woven together but when the pattern is knit, only one color is worked at a time while the other color sits patiently waiting for their turn to shine. Cheers to 10 years!
See yarn and needle requirements below.
Here are the specs:
Ewe Ewe Yarns Celebration Blanket Block 10
Designed by Nancy Queen of NobleKnits.com
Finished size: 14" x 14" (35.5 x 35.5 cm) after blocking
Yarn: Ewe Ewe Yarns, Wooly Worsted, 95 yards per 50g skein, 100% merino wool superwash yarn, #4 worsted weight
Color B - 1 skein (53 Forest Fern)
Color C - 1 skein (10 Berry)
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Needles: US 8 (5 mm) knitting needles
Supplies: 2 stitch markers, tapestry needle, locking stitch marker (optional), row counter (optional)
Gauge: 17 sts to 4" (10 cm) in garter stitch worked flat, after blocking.
Notes: You may wish to clip a locking marker to the RS of the project to differentiate the RS from the WS as you knit.
Carry the unused yarn loosely up the edge as you work - do not break the yarn at each color change.
Each odd-numbered row is a RS row and each even-numbered row is a WS row.
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Fun to knit. I chose two blues for a warm chemo hat. Love the stretch!
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