Light In the Window Blanket Kits (Berroco Drop Ship)

Kay Gardiner's Light in the Window blanket is knit in a single, seamless piece, adding on one miter at a time. The direction of the miters changes midstream. The pattern gives the instructions for knitting the unit of construction (a mitered square block), followed by instructions for knitting the blocks onto each other to form the blanket, and for the patchwork border of rectangular miters and i-cord edging.

(The edgings are free form, and not depicted in the colorway mock-ups.)

Kits include 12 skeins of Ultra Wool, Berroco's machine-washable wool, drop-shipped to you from their warehouse, and a PDF copy of the pattern sent by email, and a PDF noting the color assignments as pictured. Our version uses five or six block colors, plus a "window" color. Please include your Ravelry ID at checkout if you would like the pattern added to your Ravelry library. 

Colors used:

Spring Brights (highlighting the new brights added to Ultra Wool this year)

Raspberry 3349, Lemon 3353, Star Flower 3377, Blackberry 3378, Hibiscus 3331, Snow 3300

The Blues (inspired by a Vogue layout that combined many, many shades of blue)

Delphinium 33138, Navy 3363, Lake 3364, Ocean 33152, Sky Blue 3319, Blue Angel 3318

London Fashion Week (a nod to Pantone's analysis of London Fashion Week for Spring 2024)

Mocha 3323, Orange 3348, Sunflower 33122, Sage 3324, Lake 3364, River 3326, Daffodil 3308

The Builders (echoes the palette used in The Builders, one of my favorite works by painter Jacob Lawrence, from the Migration series)

Delicata 3325, Bittersweet 3328, Mocha 3323, Denim 33154, Chili 3350, Bear 33115 

Muted (a collection of soft, heathered colors with similar tonal values)

Stonewashed 33147, Spruce 33125, Lavender 33157, Iris 33123, Frost 33108, Cream 3301