And the Sky Blanket continues. I'm still managing to keep up, but our social lives are starting to pick up again as lockdown is reduced.
I thought I'd explain how I make my bumpy cloud squares today. All my squares are knitted with double strength DK - so two strands held together, which allows me to have more colour variety. For these squares you need 4 strands of DK. Two of blue to make your sky and two of cloud colour - white or white and grey or just grey.
So cast on 12 stitches in sky colour.
Row 1: Knit in sky colour.
Row 2: Purl in sky colour.
Row 3: Knit 3 stitches in sky colour, add your cloud colour and purl 3 stitches. Make sure you bring your cloud colour to the back of your work and knit 3 stitches in sky colour. Purl the last 3 stitches in cloud colour.
Row 4: Purl 3 stitches in sky colour, knit 3 stitches in cloud colour, purl 3 stitches in sky colour and knit 3 stitches in cloud colour.
Repeat these 4 rows 2 more times.
Row 13: Knit in sky colour.
Row 14: Purl in sky colour.
Row 15: Knit in sky colour.
Cast off all stitches and sew in all your ends. Leave a nice long tail of sky colour to sew into the rest of the blanket.
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