However, this one shows that you can also go along a more ordered or designer route. That said, it's still a granny, and it's still retro and comfy. Indeed, it's the color choices that really make this blanket, and the accented beiges are primo.
The original pattern is available on Ravelry:
Granny Stripes Blanket
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