My HEART BABY BLANKET in another pattern that calls for Intarsia technique. You can learn more about this in my article HOW TO: INTARSIA – BUNNY BABY BLANKET PATTERN.
The pattern includes abbreviations, written row-by-row instructions and a heart chart to guide you to make the blanket in 2 SIZES: Stroller / Baby size and Crib size.
You can find the pattern in my Etsy shop or in my Ravelry Store.
HAPPY KNITTING!!
My NEW Zig Zag Seed Blanket Knitting Pattern is suitable for beginners. It will guide you to produce a blanket with a very interesting texture with only KNITS and PURLS!!
It includes 2 measures:
Of course, you can modify these measures very easily by adding more repeats of the Zig Zag Seed Stitch Pattern.
You can find it in my Etsy Shop or in my new Ravelry Store.
To make the crib size you need to work back and forth in a circular needle with a long cable (to accommodate all the stitches). If you don’t know how to do this, you can look my article about it here: How to Knit Back and Forth in a circular needle.
Happy knitting!
Hi there!
I have a NEW blanket knitting pattern cute as a bunny 🙂 With a pompom tail, because any knitting baby project looks lovely with a pompom, right? You can find it in my Etsy shop and in my Ravelry Store.
Is an easy pattern for beginners who want to start knitting projects with more than one color 🙂 It includes abbreviations, and charted and written row-by-row instructions to make this lovely blanket in 2 SIZES: Stroller / Baby Size and Crib size.
For this pattern I use INTARSIA technique to work with different colors. Below, I share with you an explanation of this technique (which I also include in my pattern).
Intarsia is a knitting technique used to create patterns with multiple colors. Unlike other multicolor techniques the yarn is not carried across the back of the work; when a color changes on a given row, the old yarn is left hanging.
This is how the bunny part of the blanket looks once finished knitting, but BEFORE weaving the ends:
It’s super important to close any gap in the fabric when you weave in every yarn end. Otherwise, you could end with a hole like this:
I hope all this info helps with your next INTARSIA project.
Have a lovely day, and HAPPY KNITTING!!
