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Valley Yarns 1410 Dawn to Dusk - Knit PDF

Downloadable PDF, English
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Valley Yarns 1410 Dawn to Dusk - Knit PDF
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Valley Yarns #1410 Dawn to Dusk - Knit PDF

Once only available in a kit, we’ve reimagined the colors on our Dawn to Dusk blankets, especially for the 50th Anniversary of WEBS! One of the best things in life is curling up under a warm blanket and relaxing. This throw, knit in Valley Yarns Northampton will keep you cozy with a colorful array of ingeniously designed, yet simple-to-work hexagons. Whether reading a good book, watching TV, or just enjoying the company of those you are with, you won’t want to come out from under this blanket.

Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner
Knitted Measurements: Approx 44" by 45"
Yarn Requirements:
Colorway A: 1 ball in each of 10 colors of Valley Yarns Northampton (100% Wool, 100g / 247yds). Colors: A‒Nebula Heather; B ‒Denim Heather; C‒Stonewashed Heather; D‒Natural; E‒Light Grey; F‒Medium Grey; G‒Dark Grey; H‒Lilac Heather; I‒ Raspberry Heather; J‒Twilight Heather
Colorway B: A‒Black; B‒Dark Grey; C‒Medium Grey; D‒Light Grey; E‒Natural; F‒Gold; G‒Stonewashed Heather; H‒Blue Jean; I ‒Denim Heather; J‒Dark Navy
Needles: US size 7 (4.5mm) straight or circular needles, or size needed to get gauge
Other Materials: Tapestry needle
Gauge: Hexagon: 5" by 5" side to side, blocked
Craft
Knitting
Designer
Susan Baron
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Format
Downloadable PDF
Language
English
Number of patterns
1
Pages
3
Skill Level
Advanced Beginner
Techniques and construction
Seamed ,
Stripes ,
Worked Flat
Yarn Weight

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I love this pattern! I think it was previously only available in a kit. If that's true, I am so glad I could now get it as just the pattern. I already have a lot of random yarn that goes well together, with no obvious purpose, until now! I am obsessed with modular knitting. It gives the feeling of faster progress, and I never get bored doing the same stitch over and over because the colors are always changing.

Erin Engelke 2/25/2026