This blanket is designed with a grouping of simple stitches combined to produce a lovely texture that is completely reversible. The blanket looks great in solid colors as well as stripes. I chose to make wide bold color block stripes, but you could do this in any combination you like. I sized this as a baby blanket at approximately 32” x 42”, but I provide the stitch multiple in the pattern so you can adjust it larger or smaller. Designed in worsted weight yarn.
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