Of course, if a two-tone solid blanket doesn't do it for you, why not do an alpine blanket in rainbow hues? Since there is no reason not to, you definitely should.
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Pattern You May Like:
The Alpine Blanket in Rainbow
However, is a rainbow solid blanket a little too rainbow for you? It may be nevertheless we have you covered and this subdued rainbow will surely fit the bill. While its colors are less loud, it still has that rainbow-y, striped gradient of hues.
The Alpine Blanket
While the Alpine Blanket has a beautiful texture and you can use it all year round, it is solid and warm and will be perfect for autumn. However it's also great for the evening chill or for trips outside the city. Although the pattern is designed as a baby blanket, you can easily make it lager. As you can see, it looks amazing no matter how many colors you use.
Alpine Stitch Baby Blanket
"A beautiful texture and a captivating colour gradient: what more could you want in a blanket? The Alpine Stitch Blanket helps you master this delightful stitch that is the Alpine Blanket, and could be a cornerstone of your future projects. The project is easy to change to a different size: simply follow the instructions to get started. The pattern includes written instructions, an extensive photo tutorial and schematics. It's suitable for the adventurous beginner and is written in US terms."
Two-Tone Wave Crochet Blanket Pattern
Can't decide which yarn color to use in a crochet afghan pattern? Well, now you can use both in this fascinating Two-Tone Wave Crochet Blanket Pattern. This eye-catching piece features the ripple stitch, which creates an elegant wave-like pattern that stretches across the entire piece. The varying shades of yarn also create interesting shadow illusions that give this project some character.
Simple Rib Blanket Border
"This simple rib crochet blanket border is a great addition to any blanket. It is a very traditional looking border and can be worked on any blanket. Plus, it is an easy one-row repeat pattern. For this blanket, you will simply need an even stitch count around the entire blanket. Ideally, you should already have an even stitch count. Your top and bottom row should have matching stitch counts, your sides rows should have matching stitch counts and you will have four corners. Overall the stitch count should be even. But do not worry, I will show you in the video how to correct the stitch count if it is off for some reason."
