Tin Kitchen Blanket by Larissa Brown

Tin Kitchen Blanket

Knitting
March 2013
Aran (8 wpi) ?
16 stitches and 24 rows = 4 inches
in Stockinette Stitch
US 6 - 4.0 mm
40 - 50 yards (37 - 46 m)
Variable. Each square in heavy worsted = 6.25"/16 cm on each side.
English
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This squishy little square uses slip stitches to create a radiating design. When sewn together as a blanket, the slips create a diamond motif that stands out from the fabric and reminds me of the punched tin ceiling tiles in my grandmother’s kitchen.

  • written pattern, for 5 dpns or other circular method
  • tech edited and knitter tested
  • written for Worsted weight, but open to many variations
  • worked in the round from the outside in
  • suggestions are included for sewing into a blanket; the number of squares are up to you

Beyond blankets, squares can be used to make many things, such as pillows and scarves. Chalklegs knit one square and made an adorable pincushion!