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Inspired by classic quilting patterns, the carpenter or woven star is a timeless, heritage pattern with surprisingly simple stitches.
This square blanket is knit in garter stitch in square pieces. Great for on the go; each square is worked corner to corner with
increases and decreases. The increases are worked at the beginning of each row for the first half of the square, forming a triangle.
The second half is formed with a decrease at the beginning of each row. This method makes the color changes a breeze! No
stranded work, no carrying the yarn, and no intarsia! Just start the second half of the square with the new color. The placement of
the different triangles is what makes the star shape appear and come to life!
There are two colorways. The Alternating Colors is striking with only 3 colors. The Rainbow shift colorway was inspired as a
celebration of Rainbow Babies. Although there are more colors, the technique is just as simple. Babies will love the high contrast
of either colorway.
Finished Size*:
Materials: Knit Picks Brava Worsted weight yarn. 512
grams. Approximates 1130 yards total.
Recommended Needles: US7
Gauge*:
*Gauge is not crucial. Adjust yardage for finished
object size.