Windows 100

If you're looking for a vibrant and captivating knitting project, this afghan, inspired by the aesthetic of rows of ten windows in colourful columns, is perfect for you. Mesmerizing and versatile, this design can be appreciated in various ways, depending on the viewer’s perspective.

The afghan featured in the photos is crafted from brushed DK yarn, which makes it delightfully light and soft to the touch. Its unique texture helps to gently blur the edges of the squares, creating an exquisite visual effect. Each of the ten colours used in this striking pattern requires approximately 240 metres of yarn, allowing for an ample yet manageable project.

Feel free to experiment with different thicknesses of yarn, keeping in mind that this might alter the overall dimensions of the final piece. Whether you choose a chunky yarn for added warmth or a thinner yarn for a more delicate feel, this pattern is adaptable to suit your preferences.

Interestingly, this design was born around the time when Windows 97 was released, giving it an intriguing backstory that adds to its charm. It’s a delightful homage to the era, merging technology and craftsmanship in a beautiful knitted form.

Designed by the innovative mathekniticians Pat Ashforth and Steve Plummer, this pattern combines creativity with a mathematical flair, making it a fun and intellectually stimulating project. Whether you're a seasoned knitter or looking for a new challenge, this afghan design is sure to engage your creativity and enhance your knitting skills.

Explore this unique pattern and transform your knitting experience today! Download the pattern to start creating your own masterpiece that is both functional and visually striking.