Knitting blankets in 4 ply yarn is slow going, but when that yarn is Kureyon Sock it’s so worth it.
This one took me about six weeks, but I didn’t notice the hours as it was so enjoyable to make. The method was the same as the last mitred squares blanket except that this time I made squares at three different sizes; starting with 25, 49 and 72 stitches.
What do you think? Worth writing up the pattern?
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Yes, I think it’s worth writing up the pattern, or at least a guide, if not the pattern, for beginning knitters, or those who are less proficient with mitered squares (me, even though I’ve been knitting for decades — agh!).
Stunning colours! I will be making a beeline for that yarn!