Throughout the 2024 year, 52 blanket squares knitting patterns will be shared (one on every week).
This one will be free from monday 25 march 2024 to sunday 31
march 2024 (Paris time), no coupon code needed, the price is automatically adjusted at checkout).

Construction:
For this square blanket, each square is 125g but of course you can make them as big or small as you like! Theses Blanket squares are worked individually in the round from the center-out and then joined using a crochet hook or seam together. The stitches pattern provided are charted only.

How to use this square?
Use this pattern as a blank canvas to create your own colorwork blanket using your desired palette, changing colors wherever you like.
As well as blankets, the squares could have many uses, for example, cushion covers, bed runners, oasters using a less bulky weight yarn and much more. The motifs could also be used for different projects.
This blanket pattern will work in other yarn weights, too. Simply follow the pattern with your chosen yarn/needle combination to see how large one square is. Then, decide how many total squares you will need based on your desired blanket size.

Yarn: Himalaya Everyday Fiber
(100% Anti-Pilling Acrylic 273 yds (250m) per 100gr)

Yardage:
For one small square: 135 yds (120m) or ½ball.
For larger square ( using all the charts): 1400 yds (1280m)] or 5 balls.

Gauge after blocking:
For small square: 32 sts and 34 rows = 4” (10 cm).
For large blanket: 16 sts and 10rows = 4” (10 cm).

Needles:
For small square: Dpn’s and circular needle in size US5 (3.75 mm).
For the large blanket: Dpn’s and circular needle in size US 10 (6mm).

Notions: Stitch markers tapestry needle.

Finished measurements:
for small square: 12” (30 cm) side.
for large square: 78¾“ (200 cm) wingspan and 39½” (100cm) deep at centre spine.

Errata:
row 9 chart A should be: yo, k3, ssk, yo, k3, yo, k1
( and not: k4, yo at the end of row9) to recouncil with pattern.