Sunday 30 September 2018

Jordan Baby Blanket

I finished a new little baby blanket today - 

15" x 15" for a premature baby 

Jordan Premature Baby Blanket

I really enjoyed knitting this. 

Jordan Baby Blanket

Requires ~

DK yarn   around 70g
4mm needles

Size ~

Width – 15”
Length – 15”

Tension / Gauge ~

24sts = 4” (10cm), as worked over pattern

Instructions ~

Cast on 88sts
Knit 10 rows (for border)
11th Row:         Knit
12th Row:         S1, k5, purl to last 6sts, k6
13th Row:         Knit
14th Row:         S1, k5, purl to last 6sts, k6
**
15th Row:         K6, *(p4, k4), repeat from * to last 10sts, p4, k6
16th Row:         S1, k5, purl to last 6sts, k6
Repeat the 15th & 16th Rows three times more
23rd Row:         Knit
24th Row:         S1, k5, purl to last 6sts, k6
25th Row:         Knit
26th Row:         S1, k5, purl to last 6sts, k6
27th Row:         K10, *(p4, k4), repeat from * to last 6sts, k6
28th Row:         S1, k5, purl to last 6sts, k6
Repeat the 27th & 28th Rows three times more
35th Row:         Knit
36th Row:         S1, k5, purl to last 6sts, k6
37th Row:         Knit
38th Row:         S1, k5, purl to last 6sts, k6
**
Repeat from ** to ** three times more
Repeat the 15th 24th Rows once more
Knit 9 rows (for border)
Cast off




To make this blanket bigger you will need to cast on 88 + (multiples of 8)

For an 18"preemie blanket cast on 104sts

For a 24” newborn baby blanket cast on 144sts

For a 30” baby blanket cast on 176sts

...........and continue until your blanket is square, or a little longer than its width.


If you would like to make this blanket in more than one colour ~ 
change colour on rows 13, 25, 37 ......... and every 12 rows 



 I am happy for you to use my patterns for your own use or for charity donations.  
In addition:  You can gift or sell any finished items you make from my patterns.    

However, please do not copy my patterns

Copyright © 2018 ‘made by marianna’  All Rights Reserved
This pattern (the information and photos) may not be copied or reproduced
or republished on another webpage or website.

59 comments:

  1. love thie pattern nice and easy for my lap quilts for breast cancer survivor

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  2. Another gorgeous pattern. Thank you

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  3. does this have a side border or just top and bottom border?

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    1. PLEASE NOTE **
      There was originally an error in this pattern ~
      The purl rows should read
      S1, k5, purl to last 6sts, k6

      Sorry. I have corrected the instructions now.

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    2. Can you knit this pattern in chunky wool

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    3. Pamela Morris - yes :) It will be bigger - but the pattern will work really well. M

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  4. is this a reversinle stitch? thanks

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    1. It looks good on both sides - but they are different :)

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  5. What size needles should we use it doesn't say a suggested size would be helpful

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  6. I love your patterns the instructions are easy to follow & the patterns are lovely.

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  7. Love the blanket x thank you for all your lovely patterns x

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  8. how many would i need to cast on to make a cot blanket?

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  9. Marianne when you mention :Repeat from ** to ** three times more do you mean to repeat row 11 to 14 3x? Thanks

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    1. You repeat all the rows between ** and **
      The first ** is before row 15
      The second ** is after row 38
      So you repeat ALL of these rows - That is rows 15 - 38.
      Hope this helps . M

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  10. If making the 30'jordon blanket with 176 stitches, how many extra rows do i need to do and approx how much wool will it take, thank you

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    1. Usually I make blankets the same length as they are wide.
      So if you have 30" width - work until you have 30" in length :)

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  11. Just love this pattern. Will be a lap blanket. Is the sl1 knit-ways or purl-ways? Thanks again!

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  12. I haven't found a matching cardigan or hat. Am I missing something or will they be coming shortly? I truly LOVE knitting your patterns. They are so straight forward and easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing them with us.

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    1. Here are the links ~

      https://mariannaslazydaisydays.blogspot.com/2019/01/cute-v-neck-cardigan.html

      https://mariannaslazydaisydays.blogspot.com/2019/01/jordan-baby-hat-mittens.html

      Happy knitting! M

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    2. wHAT YARN DO YOU RECOMMEND FOR THIS?

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  13. This is my favourite blanket .. thank you Marianna for all your beautiful patterns.xxx

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  14. Thank you kindly Marianna for all of your gracious time and wonderful patterns 🙂

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  15. Can't wait to try this, it looks lovely 🤗

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  16. Beautiful blanket!! Thank you very much!!!

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  17. How do I make my edges look the same. When on knit side looks lovely, when doing row where you S1 my edge looks bumpy. How can I solve this.

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    1. I just stopped doing the s1 it didnt seem to be serving any purpose for the pattern

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  18. if i want to do it 24 inches when i finish row 38 do i just repeat the pattern again from row 15 until the desired length

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  19. This pattern is gorgeous and fun to knit. Had many requests for pattern for it.

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  20. This pattern is gorgeous. enjoyed knitting it. had many requests for pattern
    Helga - New York

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  21. I am about to tackle my first knitting project in many many years. Have chosen to knit this blanket. Hope it turns out as nicely as the one in the picture.

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  22. Beautiful version of basket weave. Thank you for the pattern.😊

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  23. thank you what a beautiful pattern for a baby gift. my 2 great grand daughters having babies 3 month apart i will make this for them. i like the reviews i read.

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  24. I can't wait to try this pattern it looks so pretty. Thank you

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  25. I have just made this lovely little blanket and I am so thrilled with it. The pattern is so easy to follow and easy to knit. Thank you for your patterns I am now going to try one of the little cardigans

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  26. What does S1 mean at the start of a row? Is it possible to make booties and a hat from this pattern? I am happy to pay for the patterns because I appreciate your talent.

    Thank you.

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  27. I have just completed this blanket in white. It's beautiful and much admired.

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  28. thanks very mush

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  29. Going to try this blanket. Looks gorgeous. Hope mine will look something like yours. Thank you for sharing

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  30. Hello

    This is my favourite baby blanket pattern. I have made three now in different sizes and colours.

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  31. Hiya Marianna, I'm currently making this blanket following your pattern & I'm maybe just over half way through & I'm wondering, I'm making the 24" size & I assume if I was to follow the written pattern I would end up with 24" by 15".. What rows would I need to repeat & could you tell me how many times to get to 24"?, I assume it would be the 15-38 X3 bit I would need to do more of but if I do it an extra 2 times would the bit where I repeat 15-24 for the last bit work out well with the bumps?
    Hope I've made sense, thank you

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    1. To add length - repeat rows 15 - 38 until you are happy with the length of your blanket. Happy knitting. M

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  32. Hi ...thank you for all your free patterns .i've just started the Jordan blanket and i want to do it in 2 colors on what rows do you suggest i change color.. Regards Denise x

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  33. I would like to do this lovely blanket . Please could you tell me what rows make up the pattern as to know when to change colours .Thanking you

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  34. Just came across your lovely pattern I'm going to try it out now

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  35. What is the purpose of the s1 since it's only at the beginning of the even rows and unless I'm doing it wrong, its leaving holes on the one side of my project.

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  36. Just found the pattern, looks beautiful, going to make
    Than you.

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  37. hi girl. I'm on row 27 and itsays knit 10 at the start of the row then it
    Continues w the p4 k4 in keeping w the pattern.
    Is the k10 an error,should it be k6? Its not seen anywhere else.
    Help, karen. Thanks

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  38. Thank you for this pattern, getting started on my first blanket for a friend's newborn. Thanks again from the way it reads it will also work for my stress buster.

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  39. 1st time knitting a baby blanket and I'm super excited ❣ Thank you M 🤗❤

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  40. How many balls of wool does it take for a 30” x 30” blanket?

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  41. This is delightful, thank you. I'm going to print it for my 96 year old mother who continues to enjoy knitting, but likes a small challenge. Thanks!

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  42. Love your patterns, so easy but also very effective, thank you for sharing

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  43. I came across this pattern can't wait to get started. All I need to do is go through my stash of wool and choose a lovely colour 😀

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  44. Do you cast off knitwise or purlwise?

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