DESCRIPTION
Cozy and opulent, the herringbone throw has all the thoughtful charms of a hand-knit treasure but finishes in record time for a blanket!
It all starts using the herringbone knit stitch with a super squishy bulky yarn, that makes everything quick and easy.
Combining classic knitted herringbone stitches with a playful wink of fringes, you will have a beautiful balance of practical and playful!

The herringbone knitting pattern is very simple, just a 2-row repeat of knitting and slipping stitches. The rows swiftly multiply, forming a thick, plush texture known as herringbone.
This herringbone knit stitch blanket pattern is knit from the bottom up, worked flat (back and forth).

SIZING
Lovey (Security / Cuddle, Stroller / Baby, Receiving) Toddler, Swaddle, Crib {Throw, Twin, Full / Double} Queen, King

GAUGE, NEEDLES, NOTIONS
Gauge: 10 stitches over 4”/10cm
Needles: 19/15 mm
Notions: Tapestry needle, Crochet hook, Scissors,
Measuring tape or ruler

YARN
This garment is designed for a Super bulky wool/wool blend. I used Ice Yarns Peru alpaca super bulky.
Yarn: Yarn Weight 6 (Super Bulky, Roving)
Yardage: 30 (72, 322, 490) 668, 820, 826 {956, 1820, 2976} 3176, 3572 y / 27 (65, 294, 448) 610, 749, 755 {874, 1664, 2721} 2904, 3266 m

RESOURCES
How to work the herringbone stitches
How to make fringes

SHARING
Posting on Instagram?! Use the hashtags #herringboneblanket. Be sure to tag @ariannafrasca82 too!