Arizona Afghan in I Like Knitting magazine

There’s a fun afghan pattern in the latest issue of I Like Knitting. My newest design, the Arizona Afghan, is a single panel afghan inspired by iconic woven blankets of the American Southwest.  The bold, graphic design of this throw is accomplished through a combination of linen stitch, stranded colorwork, slipped stitches and a dash of intarsia. The pattern features written instructions and two charts, as well as a video class hosted by yours truly for the magazine! Despite this being an afghan, this pattern is worked on size US 13 needles, so it comes together quick for a large project. :)

Also! I would be remiss not to take the chance to say the biggest THANK YOU to Ewe Ewe Yarns for providing yarn support for this design. An afghan’s quantity of yarn is a lot, and Heather, the delightful human behind the yarn company, was a great sport in providing yarn for this pattern. Ewe Ewe Yarns’ Baa Baa Bulky is so fun to design with – the colors available are just to die for!

Subscribe to I Like Knitting magazine to get the Arizona Afghan pattern.

You can get the Arizona Afghan pattern exclusively by subscribing to I Like Knitting. In about 6 months it will be available in the Hands Occupied pattern shop.

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