Free Lowercase Letter f Knitting Pattern – Oh La Lana!

Hand-knitted lowercase letter f pattern block

Free Lowercase Letter “f” Knitting Pattern | Easy Alphabet Square

Welcome back! Today I’m sharing this free lowercase letter f knitting pattern, the 6th installment of my Lowercase Alphabet Series. I’ve designed this knitted alphabet square with the same dimensions as my previous letters, making it easy to mix and match them for a personalized blanket or nursery decor.

In case you need any capital letter knitting patterns for your project, you can find the full A-Z collection HERE.

lowercase letter f knitting pattern


Project DetailRequirement
Skill LevelBeginner (only knits and purls)
Yarn WeightDK or Worsted
Needle Size4mm / US 6 (and 4.5mm / US 7 to casting on and binding off sts)
Finished Size8.5” x 8.5” (22 cm x 22 cm)

Project Requirements: What You’ll Need

  • Yarn: 70 yds (64 m) of DK yarn (8 ply). OR 140 yds (128 m) of light fingering yarn (approx 3 ply) USED DOUBLE. I prefer to use cotton yarn for baby blankets, but you can use whichever yarn you prefer.
  • Needles: 4mm / US 6 (and 4.5mm / US 7 to casting on and binding off sts)
  • Tools: tapestry needle for weaving in yarn ends, scissors.
  • Gauge: 21 sts x 28 rows in stocking st with US 6 (4 mm needles) and DK yarn =  4” x 4” (10 cm x 10 cm)

NOTE: You can change the yarn weight and needle size to obtain different sized blocks.


Lowercase letter “f”: Knitted alphabet square instructions

Lowercase letter f knitting pattern for blanket square

Abbreviations:

  • CO: cast on
  • RS: right side
  • WS: wrong side
  • st(s): stitch(es)
  • k: knit
  • p: purl

The Pattern: General Instructions

  1. Cast on sts

    CO 43 sts with US 7 (4.5 mm) needles.
    I always cast on and bind off stitches with larger needles than I use for the main work. This prevent my cast on and bind off rows from being too tight.

  2. Garter stitch bottom border

    With US 6 (4 mm) needles, knit 4 rows.
    Slip first stitch on every row as if you were to knit it, but without knitting it (except on the first row). It will form a neat and sturdy border.

  3. Main pattern with garter stitch side borders

    Continue working the next 55 rows as follows:
    4 garter sts, f knitting pattern over 35 sts, 4 garter sts
    You can follow either the row-by-row written instructions or the chart below for the “f” knitting pattern.

  4. Garter stitch top border

    Knit 4 rows.

  5. Bind off

    Bind off all sts with a US 7 (4.5 mm) needle. Cut yarn and weave in ends.

  6. (Optional) Blocking

    Block your square to its final measures.


Lowercase Letter “f” Knitting Pattern: Row-by-Row Instructions

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Row 1) and every following odd row (RS) k all sts

Row 2) p all sts

Row 4) p all sts

Row 6) p14, k6, p15

Row 8) p14, k6, p15

Row 10) p14, k6, p15

Row 12) p14, k6, p15

Row 14) p14, k6, p15

Row 16) p14, k6, p15

Row 18) p14, k6, p15

Row 20) p14, k6, p15

Row 22) p14, k6, p15

Row 24) p14, k6, p15

Row 26) p14, k6, p15

Row 28) p14, k6, p15

Row 30) p14, k6, p15

Row 32) p10, k15, p10

Row 34) p10, k15, p10

Row 36) p10, k15, p10

Row 38) p14, k6, p15

Row 40) p14, k6, p15

Row 42) p14, k7, p14

Row 44) p14, k12, p9

Row 46) p14, k12, p9

Row 48) p15, k10, p10

Row 50) p17, k7, p11

Row 52) p all sts

Row 54) p all sts

Row 55) k all sts


Lowercase Letter “f” Knitting Pattern: Chart

  • Read all odd rows from right to left, and all even rows from left to right.

STITCH GLOSSARY

Garter Stitch

k all sts, all rows.


– If you have any doubt or need help, do not hesitate to write me at ohlalana.designs@gmail.com. I will reply ASAP.

Thanks for stopping by, and HAPPY KNITTING!!
Cecilia @ohlalana.designs


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© Cecilia Fameli, 2025. The instructions, charts, photos, and illustrations contained in this post (Free Lowercase Letter “f” Knitting Pattern) are subject to copyright protections. The patterns are for personal use only and may not be used for profit. You can, however, sell items made with my pattern. Thanks in advance for being respectful with my work.

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