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by Glenna C

QUADRAT

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

S (L) Finished blanket measures 52(62) ins

wide x 55 (63) ins in length.

YARN

Knit Picks Tuff Puff (100% Wool, 44

yds/100g): Silver 26838, 21 (30) balls.

NEEDLES

US 17 (12mm) 40” or longer circular needle

or size to obtain gauge.

NOTIONS

Yarn Needle

Large Stitch Markers (optional)

GAUGE

8 sts and 12 rows = 4” in Blanket Pattern,

blocked.



QuadratNotes: Blanket is worked flat, not in the round. Circular needle is

required to fit the stitches required for the width of the blanket.

DIRECTIONS

Using preferred slightly stretchy cast-on method, CO 107(125) sts.

Bottom Edge

Row 1 (RS): Sl1, p1, work [k1, p1] ribbing to end of row, ending k1.

Row 2 (WS): Sl1, work in ribbing to end of row.

Rep these 2 rows another 2 times, for 6 rows of ribbing.

Pattern Set-up

Row 1 (RS): Sl1, p1, k1, p1. K1, m1, k1. K to 4 sts from end of row, [p1,

k1] twice. [1 st inc, 108(126) sts total.]

Row 2 (WS): Sl1, k1, p1, k1, p to 4 sts from end of row, [k1, p1]

twice.

Row 3: Sl1, p1, k1, p1. K to 4 sts from end of row, [p1, k1] twice.

Row 4: Sl1, k1, p1, k1, p to 4 sts from end of row, [k1, p1] twice.

Blanket Pattern

Row 1 (RS): Sl1, p1, k1, p1, k3. [K1, p3] 11(13) times. K 6(8) sts. [p3,

k1] 11(13) times. K3. [p1, k1] twice.

Row 2 (WS): Sl1, work all rem sts as they appear.

Row 3: Sl1, p1, k1, p1. K to 4 sts from end of row, [p1, k1] twice.

Row 4: Sl1, work all rem sts as they appear.

Rows 5 & 6: Repeat Rows 3 & 4.

(As desired, use stitch markers to note pattern repeats).

Repeat these last 6 rows another 10(12) times, then work Rows 1-2

once more. Blanket measures approximately 25(29) ins in length.

(Establishes 2 panels of textured stitch pattern, with ribbing at

each edge of blanket).

Next Row (RS): Sl1, p1, k1, p1. K to 4 sts from end of row, [p1, k1]

twice.

Next Row (WS): Sl1, work all rem sts as they appear.

Rep these last 2 rows another 4(5) times. (Creates 10(12) rows of

plain knitting, with ribbing continuing at each edge).

Next, resume Blanket Pattern Rows 1-6 as established above to

work the 6-row pattern a total of 11(13) times, then work Rows 1-2

once more. Blanket measures approximately 53(61) ins in length.

Next Row (RS): Sl1, p1, k1, p1. K to 4 sts from end of row, [p1, k1]

twice.

Next Row (WS): Sl1, k1, p1, k1, p to 4 sts from end of row, [k1, p1]

twice

Rep these 2 rows once more.

Top Edge

Row 1 (RS): Sl1, p1, k2tog. [p1, k1] to end of row. [1 st dec. 107(125)

sts.]

Row 2 (WS): Sl1, work in ribbing to end of row.

Rep these 2 rows another 2 times, for 6 rows of ribbing.

BO all sts in r ibbing.

Finishing

Weave in any remaining ends.

Wash finished blanket according to fiber content/yarn label

instructions. Squeeze dry over a basin and/or wrapped inside of

several towels to remove water as well as possible. Lay flat to dry.

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Knit Abbreviations

BO bind off

CN cable needle

CC contrast color

CDD centered

double dec

CO cast on

cont continue

dec decrease(es)

DPN(s) double pointed

needle(s)

EOR every other row

inc increase

K knit

K2tog knit two sts

together

KFB knit into the front

and back of stitch

K-wise knitwise

LH left hand

M marker

M1 make one stitch

M1L make one left-

leaning stitch

M1R make one right-

leaning stitch

MC main color

P purl

P2tog purl 2 ststogether

PM place marker

PFB purl into the

front and back

of the stitch

PSSO pass slipped

stitch over

PU

pick up

P-wise purlwise

rep repeat

rev St st reverse stockinette

stitch

RH right hand

rnd(s) round(s)

RS right side

Sk skip

Sk2p sl 1, k2tog, pass

slipped stitch over

k2tog: 2 sts dec

SKP sl, k, psso: 1

st dec

Sl slip

SM slip marker

SSK sl, sl, k these

2 sts tog

SSP sl, sl, p these

2 sts tog tbl

SSSK sl, sl, sl, k these

3 sts tog

St st stockinette stitch

sts stitch(es)

TBL through back loop

TFL through front loop

tog together

W&T wrap & turn

(see specific instructions-in pattern)

WE work even

WS wrong side

WYIB with yarn in back

WYIF with yarn in front

YO yarn over

Glenna C took up knitting as stress relief

while studying for her PhD in Toronto,

then kept right on going. Her knitting

and design philosophy is guided

by a desire to constantly seek new

challenges with interesting techniques

and beautiful results, through cables,

colour-work, and more. She loves

reading, photography, yoga, film and television, and believes in

knitting fearlessly and often.

For pattern support, please contact crazy.knitting.lady@gmail.

com

About the Designer

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