This pattern is available for FREE, with purchase of the .
The Ikat Throw is worked in a simple textured stitch reminiscent of woven ikat textiles, accentuating Uneek's stripe color shifting. This large blanket consists of three I-cord side edged panels worked in a half-linen stitch field with garter stitch short ends. The panels are worked flat separately, then joined with Kitchener Stitch.
Urth Uneek Worsted yarn is such a pleasure to work with for many different reasons; it’s soft and smooth while work up, it’s self-striping which keeps the project constantly interesting, and it’s a relatively quick work up since the yarn is worsted.
The Ikat Throw Pattern is designed to highlight the unique characteristics of , and with over 25 color options of self-striping yarn available you're sure to find a shade you love! You can find the yarn at the link above, or simply scroll down and add the colorway of your choice to your cart here!
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Materials: 9 Skeins
WPI: 9
Needles: 10.5 US, 6.5 mm
Gauge: 16 stitches and 28 rows = 4 inches inhalf linen stitch
Yardage: 1,950 - 1,970 yards (1,780 - 1,800 m)
Size: Roughly 79 inches long by 47 inches wide (2 meters long by 1.2 meters wide)
