Meet Me at the Cabin is a FREE knit blanket pattern. This blanket combines the classic log cabin style blanket with color changing yarn. Not only is this a fantastic all levels knitting pattern (you're only going to use the knit stitch!), but the color changing yarn never leaves you bored! Every square knits up differently from the next. Finally, add in a little rotation to every square during your layout and you have loads of visual interest. A great, relaxing project! 

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Finished blanket measures: 44 in x 44 in (112 cm x 112 cm) 

Main square measures: 4 in x 4 in (10 cm x 10cm) | Each square is approximately 11 in x 11 in (28 cm) *Gauge isn’t overly important* 

Supplies Needed

• Needles needed: US 8/5mm knitting needles (I use a 16-inch circular knitting needle because it holds everything well). 
• Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
• Yarn: Ferris Wheel Yarn or any worsted weight yarn
• 4 balls of "Evergreen" Ferris Wheel or 873yds/802m (9.7oz/276g)
• 4 balls of “Morning Java” Ferris Wheel or 1,008yds/919m (11.2oz/316g)
• 1 ball of “Buttercup” Ferris Wheel or 198yds/178m (2.2oz/61g) 

• BO – Bind Off 
• CO – Cast On 
• K – Knit 
• K2tog – Knit 2 together 
• RS – Right side 
• Sts – Stitches 
• Tbl - Through the back loop 
• WS – Wrong Side

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P A T T E R N

Note: The following instructions are for the squares that use Colors A, B and C. 
Please see notes at the end of this pattern for squares that only use Colors A and B. 

Main Square 
With Color C, CO 20 sts 
Knit for 39 rows (you should have 17 garter stitch ridges) and your right side should 
be facing you (CO tail should be in the bottom left corner). BO, leaving the last loop 
on your needle. Cut yarn, but do not pull your tail through the last stitch; leave this 
loop live. You’ll need this loop to start your next section. 

Section 1: Turn your main square one rotation to the right to that the left side of your main square is now the top.  
With Color A, pick up 17 sts between the garter stitch rows. You will have 18 stitches on your needle.  
Row 1 (WS): Knit 16 sts, K2tog tbl. (17 sts) 
Row 2 (RS): K all sts. 
Row 3 (WS): K all sts. 
Knit a total of 15 rows (you should have 8 garter stitch rows). BO, leaving the last loop on your needle. Cut yarn, but do not pull your tail through the last stitch; leave this loop live. You’ll need this loop to start your next section.

Section 2: Turn your work one rotation to the right to that the left side of Section 1 is now the top. 
With Color B, pick up 8 sts between the garter stitch rows of Section 1 and 20 sts across the CO edge of your main square. (29 sts).  
Row 1 (WS): Knit 27 sts, K2tog tbl. (28 sts) 
Row 2 (RS): K all sts. 
Row 3 (WS): K all sts. 
Knit a total of 15 rows (you should have 8 garter stitch rows). BO, leaving the last loop on your needle. Cut yarn, but do not pull your tail through the last stitch; leave this loop live. You’ll need this loop to start your next section. 

Section 3: Turn your work one rotation to the right to that the left side of Section 2 is now the top. 
With Color A, pick up 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 2 and 17 sts from between the garter stitch rows from your Main Square (your last stitch will be picked up between the BO edge and the last garter stitch row).  (26 sts).  
Row 1 (WS): Knit 24 sts, K2tog tbl. (25 sts) 
Row 2 (RS): K all sts. 
Row 3 (WS): K all sts. 
Knit a total of 15 rows (you should have 8 garter stitch rows). BO, leaving the last loop on your needle. Cut yarn, but do not pull your tail through the last stitch; leave this loop live. You’ll need this loop to start your next section. 

Section 4: Turn your work one rotation to the right to that the left side of Section 3 is now the top. 
With Color B, pick up 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 3, 20 sts from the BO edge of your main square, and 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 1 (your last stitch will be picked up between the BO edge and the last garter stitch row).  (37 sts).  
Row 1 (WS): Knit 35 sts, K2tog tbl. (36 sts) 
Row 2 (RS): K all sts. 
Row 3 (WS): K all sts. 
Knit a total of 15 rows (you should have 8 garter stitch rows). BO, leaving the last loop on your needle. This time we will not cut the yarn; we will continue with Color A, so leave the last BO loop on your yarn and continue to Section 5.  

Section 5: Turn your work one rotation to the right to that the left side of Section 4 is now the top. 
With Color B, pick up 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 4, 17 sts from the BO edge of Section 1, and 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 2 (your last stitch will be picked up between the BO edge and the last garter stitch row).  (34 sts).  
Row 1 (WS): Knit 32 sts, K2tog tbl. (33 sts) 
Row 2 (RS): K all sts. 
Row 3 (WS): K all sts. 
Knit a total of 15 rows (you should have 8 garter stitch rows). BO, leaving the last loop on your needle. Cut yarn, but do not pull your tail through the last stitch; leave this loop live. You’ll need this loop to start your next section. 

Section 6: Turn your work one rotation to the right to that the left side of Section 5 is 
now the top. 
With Color A, pick up 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 5, 28 sts from the BO edge of Section 2, and 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 3 (your last stitch will be picked up between the BO edge and the last garter stitch row).  (45 sts).  
Row 1 (WS): Knit 43 sts, K2tog tbl. (44 sts) 
Row 2 (RS): K all sts. 
Row 3 (WS): K all sts. 
Knit a total of 15 rows (you should have 8 garter stitch rows). BO, leaving the last loop on your needle. Cut yarn, but do not pull your tail through the last stitch; leave this loop live. You’ll need this loop to start your next section.

Section 7: Turn your work one rotation to the right to that the left side of Section 6 is now the top. 
With Color B, pick up 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 6, 25 sts from the BO edge of Section 3, and 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 4 (your last stitch will be picked up between the BO edge and the last garter stitch row).  (42 sts).  
Row 1 (WS): Knit 41 sts, K2tog tbl. (43 sts) 
Row 2 (RS): K all sts. 
Row 3 (WS): K all sts. 
Knit a total of 15 rows (you should have 8 garter stitch rows). BO, leaving the last loop on your needle. Cut yarn, but do not pull your tail through the last stitch; leave this loop live. You’ll need this loop to start your next section. 

Section 8: Turn your work one rotation to the right to that the left side of Section 7 is now the top. 
With Color A, pick up 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 7, 36 sts from the BO edge of Section 4, and 8 sts between the garter stitch rows from Section 5 (your last stitch will be picked up between the BO edge and the last garter stitch row).  (53 sts).  
Row 1 (WS): Knit 51 sts, K2tog tbl. (52 sts) 
Row 2 (RS): K all sts. 
Row 3 (WS): K all sts. 
Knit a total of 15 rows (you should have 8 garter stitch rows). BO all sts.  

For squares that use ONLY Colors A and B (make 4) 
Main Square: Color A 
Section 1: Color B 
Section 2: Color A 
Section 3: Color B 
Section 4: Color A 
Section 5: Color A 
Section 6: Color B 
Section 7: Color A 
Section 8: Color B

Note about squares that only use Colors A and B and about square placement during assembly: I place one of these squares in each corner of my blanket when assembling. All squares that use Color C for the main square are placed randomly when assembling. I suggest making all the blocks first and then doing a trial layout before you assemble.  

A S S E M B L Y

In addition, I chose to rotate each block to give additional visual interest when I was assembling this blanket. You can choose any layout that you enjoy. Because I know people will ask, I used my Section 1 piece as my guide for rotation. You can follow 
the chart below to see how I laid out my blanket.  When it’s time to start piecing these together you can use whichever seaming method you prefer. I found a simple crochet slip stitch seaming with a slightly smaller crochet hook than your needle size, to be a really good method, but if you don’t crochet, I would suggest any hand sewn seaming method that you are comfortable with. Make sure your right sides are together as you join your squares. You can use any of the leftover balls of yarn to seam squares together.