This blanket features color-­changing ridges that travel up the front of the blanket. The “trick” is that the adjacent ridges change colors at a different pace. The body of the blanket is made up of a simple 2 x 1 rib, but a modified version of the Butterfly Stitch is used to alter the color changes on the ridges, so the colors in the even ridg...

UPDATE - 11/21/19 - corrected PDF is available!

6/1/17 A note about the stitch numbers on the edging charts: the edging is worked over 9 stitches initially, but because of the yarnovers in the lace pattern, the number of stitches changes from row to row, increasing to 11 stitches on rows 5 & 6 and decreasing back to 9 stitches by row 12. The stitch numbers along the bottom of the edging ...

Uses less than 1 ball of Cascade 220 SW (MC) and about 1/4 - 1/3 of a ball of Cascade 220 SW (CC).

My Mimar has a very tiny head for an adult woman. She often complains that store-bought hats are too loose around her ears to keep the wind out, so I made this hat – a head-hugger, if you will – to fit snugly about the skull.