KNITTING PATTERN -- Cathedral Heirloom Blanket - P069
The inspiration for this blanket came from my recent visit to England. I spent many hours roaming through the beautiful cathedrals and castles scattered throughout England, and was amazed by the intricate detail of the architecture, especially in Gloucester Cathedral. The incredible ceiling of the cloister was absolutely amazing, and I knew I would somehow have to incorporate the beautiful detail work into a knitting pattern.
The inspiration for this blanket came from my recent visit to England. I spent many hours roaming through the beautiful cathedrals and castles scattered throughout England, and was amazed by the intricate detail of the architecture, especially in Gloucester Cathedral. The incredible ceiling of the cloister was absolutely amazing, and I knew I would somehow have to incorporate the beautiful detail work into a knitting pattern.
The inspiration for this blanket came from my recent visit to England. I spent many hours roaming through the beautiful cathedrals and castles scattered throughout England, and was amazed by the intricate detail of the architecture, especially in Gloucester Cathedral. The incredible ceiling of the cloister was absolutely amazing, and I knew I would somehow have to incorporate the beautiful detail work into a knitting pattern.
SKILL LEVEL - Intermediate
This pattern comes with charts, and step by step photo’s, showing exactly how certain stitches are knitted.
FINISHED MEASUREMENT
UNBLOCKED, AND SLIGHTLY STRETCHED
Length -- 115cm [45”approx]
Width -- 99cm [39”approx]
YARN REQUIRED
12 x 50gram balls of 4ply yarn [ 2,100 m or 2,292 yds ].
NEEDLES REQUIRED
3.25mm [US 3: UK 10] circular needles.
OTHER MATERIALS
Cable needle
13 Markers
GAUGE / TENSION
24 stitches x 32 rows over 10cm (4 in) square, measured over stocking stitch on size 3.25 mm [US 3: UK 10] needles.