Named in memory of my grandmother who always said you could never be too warm, Luvina was a lover of flowers, especially flowering vines which twined up over her patio creating a lovely, cool, and fragrant oasis of dappled sunshine.

Two sizes are available: the small blanket is perfect as a lap blanket or to fit nicely into a crib or stroller; the large blanket is a great size for a throw. Both blankets are made up of individual squares which are knit from the center out in a floral and lace pattern beginning with a pinhole cast on. Links to helpful videos are included. Pattern includes both charted and written instructions. Squares are seamed together after blocking.

This project works well for using remnants or mini/advent skeins since each square only uses 35 yds/15g for the main color and 21 yds/9g for the border.

Two sizes Small: 30” x 36” (Large: 50” x 64”)

Yarn
Used in samples shown: Sew Happy Jane Delightful DK – 231 yards/100g

Yardage
Main Color (MC) – 6 (9) colors used; approx 35 yds/15g per square; total approx 1,050 (2,205) yds/450 (945)g

Border Color (BC) – approx 21 yds/9g per square; total approx
630 (1,323) yds/270 (567)g

Small blanket colors (2025 Club Colors)
1 skein of each MC; 3 skeins of BC
MC1 – July
MC2 – August
MC3 – September
MC4 – October
MC5 – November
MC6 – December
BC – June

Large blanket colors
1 skein of each MC; 6 skeins of BC
MC1 – Rainy Day
MC2 – Thanks For Noticing
MC3 – Rabbit’s Garden Path
MC4 – December 2022
MC5 – A Tight Place
MC6 – Tiddely Pom
MC7 – Sly Fox
MC8 – Expotition
MC9 – Hundred Acre Wood
BC – Ross Poldark

Small blanket: 5 squares of each color plus 1 border color for the edging and seaming. Large blanket: 7 squares of each color plus 1 border color for the edging and seaming.

Gauge
19 sts + 28 rows = 4” in St st (after blocking)

Needles
Size US 6 (4 mm); circular needle with 36-40” cord if using magic loop method or 5 DPNs or size to obtain gauge
Needle size is not vital but a change in gauge will affect yardage used.