Mitered Crosses Blanket
by Kay Gardiner
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Mitered Crosses Blanket
by Kay Gardiner
This blanket combines two techniques—mitering and log cabin. Each seamless block starts with 4 miters that are knitted onto each other to form a cross shape, which then is framed with 4 log cabin strips. The blocks are joined together without sewing, using the 3-needle bind off method, and the blanket is finished with an applied i-cord edging that resembles the binding of a quilt.
About this pattern
by Kay Gardiner
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4.7
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433 votes
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4.8
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44 votes
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450 ratings
About this yarn
by Noro
Aran
45% Silk, 45% Mohair, 10% Wool
109 yards
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50
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