This fresh take on a tuck stitch pattern really has me excited! While there are many blanket patterns out there, few of them are
reversible. The back may not be identical to the front, but its unique pattern created from the tuck stitches reminds me of
fingers dancing along the keys of a piano. Other parts resemble stars in the midnight sky. All combine to put a smile on my
face, and I hope, on yours. Knit flat, you can pair two solid colors or a solid with a variegated color yarn and watch the brick
pattern unfold. While working with one color at a time, watch yarn overs and slip stitches become friends in a conversation that
you wish would never end…and soon you or a loved one will be wrapped in love!

Finished Measurements
Size – Stroller (Baby, Big Baby, Lap, Throw, Afghan)

Finished Length – 27 (32, 37.5, 27, 59.5, 59.5)”
68.5 (81.25, 95.25, 68.5, 151, 151) cm
Finished Width – 24 (27, 30, 43, 49, 52.5)”
61 (68.5, 76, 109, 124.5, 133.25) cm

Needles & Notions
US 6 (4 mm) 32” - 60” (80 – 152 cm) circular needle or
size to obtain gauge
US 7 (4.5 mm) 32” - 60” (80 – 152 cm) circular needle
(Select needle length appropriate for blanket width)
Locking stitch marker and tapestry needle

Gauge
15 sts x 38 rows = 4” (10 cm) over tuck stitch, lightly blocked,
on smaller needle

Suggested Yarn
DK weight yarn in two colors – solid and self-striping
Feederbrook Farm Equilibrium DK
96% Merino and 4% Glitter – 260 yds (238 m)/100 g
Feederbrook Farm Entropy
100% BFL Wool – 160 yds (238 m)/100 g

Main Color (MC) – 2 (2, 3, 3, 5, 5) skeins solid (Raven)
Contrast Color (CC) – 2 (2, 3, 3, 4, 5) skeins variegated
(Flashpoint)

Note: This pattern can be easily adjusted for any weight yarn. It is recommended to work swatch over 29 sts and block according to pattern directions. This will help you adjust your needle size accordingly for desired fabric.
The recommended needle adjustment for Worsted weight yarn is to use US 7 and US 8 circular needles.
Please know that any adjustments to yarn weight will also change yarn quantity needed.