March Project - 12 Months of Knitting with Adonmu

 Welcome to March!

February strengthened your coordination.

March strengthens your understanding.


This month, we are building texture using only knit and purl stitches. No new tools. No complicated techniques. Just thoughtful placement.


You are no longer just making stitches — you are learning how patterns are formed.


This square is the first official piece in your 2026 Blanket Journey. Keep it safe. Every square from now on will follow the same structure, and at the end of the year, they will come together into something bigger.


Take your time. Watch the texture form. Trust the process.





🌿 What You’ll Learn



• How stitch placement creates texture

• How to follow a repeating pattern

• How to count rows accurately

• How to recognise knit and purl sections visually

• How to knit a structured square





🪡 Materials



• Medium weight (worsted) yarn

• 4 mm knitting needles

• Tapestry needle

• Scissors


If you haven’t already joined us in January and February, you can still signup and we’ll give you a refresher course in the basics. Please do leave a comment below ⬇️ 

Happy Knitting 🧶 

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