The Harlekin Blanket, a beautiful pattern by Trine Bertelsen of CaMaRose, is knit flat back and forth using the wonderfully clever intarsia technique.

Knit one colour at a time, intarsia is a fantastic way to avoid long floats when knitting large sections of a contrasting colour. The colour changes are executed by placing the colour you just knit with above the new colour you're about to knit with – this is done on both the right side (RS) and the wrong side (WS) of the work and avoids gaps in the finished product.

You will receive a printed copy of this pattern in English.

Final Measurements: 110 x 144 cm without the crochet border

Gauge: 18 stitches x 28 rows = 10 cm

Materials:

Yarn:
CaMaRose Okologisk Hverdagsuld 
8 skeins in main colour
9 skeins (1 skein each) in contrasting colours
2 skeins in border colour

Needles: 
4.00 mm (US 6) circular: 100 cm / 40 in length
4.00 mm crochet hook

Note: First and last st are edge sts and are worked as k1 on all rows!