MCM Throw

**ABOUT** Inspired by geometric mid-century wall art, this MCM (mid-century modern) throw blanket will keep you interested from start-to-finish since nearly every row involves changing colors. Perfect for any crocheter looking for an easy project that requires a little bit of counting and a lot of color! [Read more at knitsnknots.ca/MCM-throw][1] [Shop the full Lion Brand Crochet Kit here on 8/18!][2] **MATERIALS** **Yarn:** *Worsted*—[Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice][3] in 2 colorways: *Fisherman* (Main Color – MC) and *Rust* (Accent Color – AC) * 100% Acrylic * 170 yds (156 m) per 3.5 oz (100 g) skein * Find this yarn on [lionbrand.com][4] or visit yarnsub.com for a list of substitutes **Yardage**: 7 skeins or 1320 yds (1207 m) of MC (Fisherman), 8 skeins or 1075 yds (983 m) of AC (Rust) If substituting [Vanna’s Choice][5], choose any similar, category #4 worsted weight yarn that matches gauge. Always swatch before beginning to ensure you are happy with the resulting fabric. **Hook:** Size U.S. H/8 (5 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge **Notions:** Tapestry needle, several locking stitch markers to help with seaming **MEASUREMENTS** *All measurements given are after blocking.* * Finished blanket measures approximately 52” (132 cm) square. * Each square measures approximately 16” (41 cm) square. * Each panel (comprised of 3 squares) measures approximately 16” (41 cm) in width and 48” (121 cm) in length. **NOTES** This is an easy level pattern and includes constructing three panels of 3 squares each; sometimes stitching into row-ends. Skill Level: Easy **Reversible:** There is no right side or wrong side to this stitch pattern. You choose which side to display as the “right side.” **Color Chart:** A full intarsia color chart is included on the next page. Each square follows this same color chart. Written instructions are included on the following page. **Construction:** This blanket is constructed by working three panels, each consisting of three squares. These three panels are seamed together, then a border is worked around the perimeter of the blanket. [1]: https://knitsnknots.ca/MCM-throw [2]: https://shrsl.com/3m2po [3]: https://shrsl.com/3m2po [4]: https://shrsl.com/3m2po [5]: https://shrsl.com/3m2po