This pattern is part of the "Purposeful Patterns" initiative - a series of designs benefiting a variety of causes. $1 from the sale of each Mexican Blanket pattern will be donated to the Mexico earthquake initiative of Direct Relief, dedicated to improving the health and lives of people affected by poverty and emergencies. Donate directly to Direct Relief here.

+ DESCRIPTION
The classic Mexican blanket, also known as a sarape, has been used in Mexican culture for centuries as a blanket, wall covering, table cloth, rug, and poncho. While the rebozo is considered a women's accessory, the sarape has traditionally been worn by men. This knit blanket has been inspired by the iconic striped and geometric patterns symbolic of the blankets in today's culture.

+ SKILLS
This is an intermediate level knitting pattern and the techniques involved are the knit stitch, purl stitch, changing colors, slip stitch, color chart reading, and picking up and knitting stitches.

All patterns are written in standard US terms.

+ SIZING
Width: 42.5”/108cm
Length: 54.5”/138cm

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