PATTERN: Stormcloud Southwest Blanket

YOU ARE BUYING A *LOOP YARN* FINGER-KNITTING PATTERN, NOT THE FINISHED PRODUCT. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR BUYING YOUR OWN MATERIALS TO COMPLETE THIS PROJECT.

This PDF pattern includes pattern templates and row-by-row stitch instructions. For general instructions on knitting with double-stranded loop yarn, please see my free instruction sheet here.

The Stormcloud Southwest Blanket s inspired by traditional southwest American blanket and rug textile designs. Like all double-stranded loop yarn designs, this pattern is repeated on the back side of the blanket in inverse colours.

SKILL LEVEL: Advanced.

SUGGESTED MATERIALS:7 balls of Bernat Alize Blanket-EZ Graph It yarn (6.4oz, 180g) (Image shown is the colour 'Baked Clay/Pink Mist').

SUGGESTED TOOLS: No needles required (finger knitting). Scissors. (Because the loops of this product are quite small, you may find it easier to use a crochet hook than your fingers. I use a US J10/6 mm hook).

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:Approx. 43” by 48" (109 cm by 122 cm).

PLEASE NOTE: Bernat Alize Blanket-EZ Graph It yarn is a double-stranded yarn which is manufactured in a way to create double-sided colourwork patterns.

Currently, the only substitute for this yarn is Alize Puffy More yarn. This loop yarn comes in smaller skeins, so you will need approximately 20% more skeins to complete this project as-is. Also, the loops are slightly shorter, so your finished blanket will be slightly shorter.

COPYRIGHT

The Stormcloud Southwest Blanket pattern and all photographs are the property of I Love My Blanket/Reena Belford. This pattern and design are subject to copyright, and you may not distribute or sell this pattern under any circumstances.

Products made with this pattern *ARE* permitted to be used for both personal and commercial use, but please credit ‘I Love My Blanket’. (@iloveblanket on Instagram)

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