You love my 'Little Surprise' Baby Hat!
So here, as promised, is the matching baby blanket. So sweet!
'Little Surprise' Baby Blanket |
Requires DK yarn & 4mm needles
‘LITTLE SURPRISE’ BABY BLANKET
For a Newborn Baby Blanket of 24 “
Cast on 104 stitches
Start with a garter stitch border
- knit 10 rows
12th Row: S1,
k5, * k2, p3, repeat from * to last 8sts, k8
13th
Row: S1, k5, * p2, k3,
repeat from * to last 8sts, p2, k6
14th Row: S1, k5, * k2, p3tog, repeat from * to
last 8sts, k8
Repeat the
last 4 rows until the blanket measures 24” or the length desired
Complete with a garter stitch
border – knit 11 rows
Cast off knitwise
Darn away ends
You will find my matching baby hat at ~
For an Angel / Micro-Preemie Baby Blanket of 13“
Requires DK yarn & 4mm needles
Cast on 55 stitches
Start with a garter stitch border
- knit 6 rows
7th
Row: S1, k3,
*p2, yon, k1, yrn, repeat from * to last 6sts, p2, k4
8th Row: S1,
k3, * k2, p3, repeat from * to last 6sts, k6
9th
Row: S1, k3, * p2, k3,
repeat from * to last 6sts, p2, k4
10th Row: S1, k3, * k2, p3tog, repeat from * to
last 6sts, k6
Repeat the last 4 rows until the blanket measures 14” or the length desired
Complete with a garter stitch
border – knit 6 rows
Cast off knitwise
Darn away ends
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Any idea approx how much yarn the blanket needs please ?
ReplyDeleteWhat size needles?
ReplyDeleteWhat does yon and yrn mean. Thank you
ReplyDeleteYarn over needle, yarn round needle
DeleteAnother lovely blanket!
ReplyDeleteHow many stitches would be needed for a 20" blanket? Thanks
ReplyDeleteWould like to make it a bit larger, how many stitches please?
ReplyDeleteWould really love to know how much yarn used and the gauge??? And what, please, is the difference between yon and yrn? I understand yo - but not sure either of these is that. Thank you! This is so pretty, but I need to know these things before I start. The yarn and I are waiting :-) Jeannie
ReplyDeleteThey are all versions of yo. It depends whether you are knitting or purling afterwards. It will basically occur naturally so that the wool is in the right place for the next stitch.
DeleteWhat size needle, please.
ReplyDelete4mm needles
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