Triangulation

In geometry, triangulation refers to the method of determining the location of a specific point by forming triangles in relation to known reference points. This concept is akin to the art of knitting, where each stitch and pattern contributes to the overall structure of your project.

This delightful knitted blanket is crafted from end to end, beginning with a clean and versatile tubular cast-on. Each round starts with a slipped stitch, resulting in a beautifully finished edge that adds polish to your work. The charming diamond pattern is achieved by skillfully combining knit and purl stitches, creating a design that is straightforward to follow. This makes it easy for knitters of all skill levels to keep track of their progress and locate where they last left off, ensuring a satisfying crafting experience.

The pattern sample was knit using 10 skeins of Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino—a luxurious sport weight yarn—or approximately 1370 yards (1250 meters) of a similar soft sport weight yarn. Feel free to substitute this yarn with one that suits your individual style or preferences! With varied yarn choices, you can easily adjust the size and texture of the finished blanket to fit your needs or desired look.

Yarn Requirements: 10 skeins of Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino or 1370 yards (1250 meters) of a comparable sport weight yarn. This flexibility allows you to create a unique piece that is entirely your own.

Whether you're making a cozy layer for your bed or a luxurious gift for a loved one, this triangular knitted blanket pattern is both functional and beautiful. Dive into this project and enjoy the process of bringing warmth and style to your home!