Eternity Knot Blanket

You will be buying a crochet pattern in pdf format NOT a finished item.

This is an instant digital download so there are no refunds, returns or exchanges.

The eternity knot is a popular form of Celtic Knot and is an ideal choice for a rectangular blanket suitable to lay on a bed or snuggle into.

In order to create the rainbow blend of colour twenty different colours were chosen. The knot works best in a neutral shade with a contrasting edge. The blanket uses less than 50g of acrylic DK yarn, so if buying in 100g balls you would have enough left over to make the coloured background for my African Snow Flower Blanket which uses a similar colour range.

Full details are given as how to choose the colours. The twenty colours need to comprise four different shades of five different colour families. The colour families are Red (including pink), Yellow / orange, Green, Blue, and Violet / purple.

A shade card for samples of the background yarns is provided to help with keeping track of the yarn needed for each square. It can be printed on card and stuck together. The yarns of each family are given letters A, B, C or D.

Full square by square instructions are given for constructing the central portion of the blanket. Then there are more instructions for completing it, by edging the knot and adding a surrounding pre-border then one of two final borders.

SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate.

CROCHET TERMS: Choice of UK or US crochet terms.

FORMAT: Charts are provided as well as written instructions.

USES: Basic stitches plus instructions for a new half double treble (UK) [half treble - US] and a particular sort of picot.

YARN: Designed for DK (Light worsted) yarn.

SIZE: Approximately 3ft 7ins (1.09m) by 5ft 1ins (1.55m) or 4ft 3ins (1.3m) by 5ft 9ins (1.75m) with extended border (not shown).

There is a choice of two two PDF files (2.6M each): one in UK and one in US crochet terms.

I include tutorials within my patterns for things that may be unfamiliar but I am also always willing to give help if needed.

I also sell my patterns on Ravelry as Rainbow Junkie. To have the pattern added to your Ravelry library you would need to buy it there.

This pattern is for personal use only. You are welcome to sell items made from this pattern if you wish but please credit Rainbow Junkie as the designer. You are not permitted to share this pattern by copying the PDF or demonstrating the method in a video tutorial. You may share my photographs above on your social media but not in connection with selling items.