This blanket design draws inspiration from a knitted fabric discovered amidst the belongings of a cherished family member. Originally sized for a baby blanket or pillow, this pattern has been expanded to create a larger version suitable for wrapping the whole family in warmth. The versatile design functions as both a blanket and a pillow, featuring a convenient pouch to maintain its shape when folded.
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Embrace warmth throughout the year with this cozy blanket. Knitted flat, it begins with a 2×2 rib edge, transitions into the Adventure pattern, and concludes with another 2×2 rib edge. The pattern repeat is flexible, allowing customization to your preferred size. Note that altering the size may impact yarn usage. If needed, switch to larger needles for the Fair Isle section to maintain gauge. Crafted with undyed, 100 percent Peruvian Highland Wool, this blanket is not only comforting but also an earth friendly addition to your collection.
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This modern rectangular blanket boasts an eye-catching geometric pattern that is sure to captivate the eye and add a touch of sophistication to any space. Designed with versatility in mind, this blanket is just the right size to envelop yourself in, providing a cozy cocoon of warmth on chilly days. Achieving the striking checkered design is a breeze, thanks to the straightforward stranded fair isle technique. Worked with two complementary colors of yarn, this pattern is perfect for both beginners looking for a satisfying weekend project and seasoned knitters seeking a relaxing yet rewarding endeavor. Whether you choose to use it as a small throw or an oversized wrap, its soft embrace will keep you snug and stylish.
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In this modern design, a simple rib stitch combines with playful blocks of color to create a gorgeous textured blanket that everyone will love. If you’re searching for ways to use up yarn scraps, look no further than this zero-waste knitting pattern.
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Cavalier is a cozy cabled throw worked in a bulky weight yarn with a stockinette and garter stitch diamond pattern. The cast on and bind off, plus the sides, are worked with I-cord to result in neat, fray-free edges. I-cord is also a great place to hide ends when changing skeins of yarn. Once complete, the start and finish edges are decorated with tassels for additional flair.
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This classic throw features a simple repeating waffle stitch for a cozy, textured addition to your collection of blankets. Peyton is worked in one piece, then accented with tassels and finished off with playful yarn fur circles.
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The illusion knitting method (or shadow knitting) is based on alternate double rows in two colors. The motif is formed in color 1 by the change from garter to stockinette stitch (and vice versa in color 2). The relief structure this creates is only visible when viewed from an angle.
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Don’t be intimidated by a bold, plaid pattern! This Bonfire Plaid Blanket is surprisingly simple to create. Using an easy rectangular shape, watch as slip stitches and horizontal garter stripes come together to create a delightful plaid pattern right before your eyes.
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Like the look of vintage quilts but you’re not a quilter? Create your own vintage quilt through knitting! Agatha is a beautiful throw worked in gradient and white yarn. The square shapes are created by working garter stitch squares half in white and half in gradient yarn on a diagonal. Later they are sewn together to make this stunning throw.
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Corinna is knit flat in two colors and finished off with a fabric backside to neatly hide any yarn strands on the wrong side of the work. Complete with an I-cord edges with a clean finish, the end result is a cozy blanket destined to be a classic piece to add to your reading chair.
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