Jacquard Blanket [Knitting]

Materials and Measurements

  • Needles: US 9 (5.5 mm) and US 10.5 (6.5 mm)
  • Yarn: Kartopu Melange Wool Tweed (1371, 1381), 1000–1100m
  • Finished measurements: Approx. 35" × 44"

TECHNIQUES USED

Symbol Abb Explanation
K Knit
P Purl
SL wyib Slip stitch with yarn in back
SL wyif Slip stitch with yarn in front
Jacquard Blanket

Pattern Instructions

With Color A and smaller needles, cast on 155 sts or multiple of 8 stitches, plus 11.

Work 2 rows stocking stitch.

JACQUARD Pattern

Change to larger needles.

Color A

  • Row 1 (RS): K1, sl4 wyif, [K4, sl4 wyif] ×18, K6.
  • Row 2 (WS): Sl1 wyif, P4, [sl4 wyib, P4 ] ×18, sl4 wyib, P1, sl1 wyif.
  • Row 3: K3, sl4 wyif, [K4, sl4 wyif] ×18, K4.
  • Row 4: Sl1 wyif, P2, [sl4 wyib, P4 ] ×18, sl4 wyib, P3, sl1 wyif.
  • Row 5: K5, sl4 wyif, [K4, sl4 wyif] ×18, K2.
  • Row 6: Sl1 wyif, [sl4 wyib, P4 ] ×18, sl4 wyib, P5, sl1 wyif.

Color B

  • Row 7: K2, sl4 wyif, [K4, sl4 wyif] ×18, K5.
  • Row 8: Sl1 wyif, sl4 wyib, P4, [sl4 wyib, P4 ] ×18, sl4 wyib, sl1 wyif.
  • Row 9: K1, sl3 wyif, [K4, sl4 wyif] ×18, K4, sl2 wyif, K1.
  • Row 10: Sl1 wyif, sl3 wyib, P4, [sl4 wyib, P4 ] ×18, sl2 wyib, sl1 wyif.
  • Row 11: K1, sl1 wyif, [K4, sl4 wyif] ×18, K4, sl4 wyif, K1.
  • Row 12: Sl1 wyif, P1, sl4 wyib, P4, [sl4 wyib, P4 ] ×18, sl1 wyif.

Repeat rows 1-12, ending on row 6.

Change to smaller needles, knit 2 rows of Stocking stitch.

Finally, bind off, weave in all ends.

Chart

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Chart created by Knitting Unlimited

Right side: Knit
Wrong side: Purl
Right side: Purl
Wrong side: Knit
Right side: Slip stitch with yarn in back
Wrong side: Slip stitch with yarn in front
Right side: Slip stitch with yarn in front
Wrong side: Slip stitch with yarn in back

ICORD EDGES

Step 1: Cast on 3 stitches (sts) onto a double-pointed needle (DPN)

Step 2: Slide the stitches to the right without turning the needle. This keeps your work in the correct orientation

Step 3: Take the working yarn and position it along the back. Hold it tightly across the stitches. Ensure the tension is snug but not overly tight—each stitch should appear as a natural continuation of the previous one

Step 4: Knit the next 2 stitches

Step 5: Slip the next stitch purlwise (this means moving it off the needle without knitting it)

Step 6: Carefully pick up a stitch from the blanket where the I-Cord will be attached, and knit it

Step 7: Pass the slipped stitch (from Step 5) over the newly knitted stitch (from Step 6). You will now have 3 stitches on your DPN, and your I-Cord will be securely attached to your work

Repeat from Step 2 until the end.