How to Knit a Corner to Corner (C2C) Baby Blanket - Glen Echo Free Blanket Knitting Pattern
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Welcome to the Blue Mouse Knits! Today I'll be walking you through my Glen Echo baby blanket pattern - this is a gorgeous, textured blanket worked from corner to corner instead of bottom to top. This blanket is worked on the bias using garter and twisted rib stitches.
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PATTERN INFO:
SKILL LEVEL: Advanced Beginner - Intermediate
Potentially challenging techniques: twisted rib, YO, SSK, K2TOG, CDD
INTRODUCTION
Glen echo is a timeless and elegant baby blanket that is worked on the bias to create a perfect square with alternating sections of twisted rib and garter stitch. The unique construction of this blanket creates a unique and timeless look that is sure to become a treasured heirloom for generations to come.
SIZING
Fully customizable - makes any size square.
MATERIALS
YARN - your preferred yarn
- Any yarn weight and yarn material will work.
- Yardage will vary depending on the size you make.
Sample uses: I Love This Cotton (100% Cotton, 180 yds {165 m}/100g {3.5 oz}) in the colorway Parchment.
NEEDLES
- Circular needles in any needle size that works well with your chosen yarn. I recommend circulars with 32" {80 cm} cord lengths.
- Sample used a set of US 8 {5 mm} circulars (32" {80 cm} long) with worsted weight yarn.
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OTHER MATERIALS
Yarn needle & stitch markers.
GAUGE
Works with any gauge.
Find a yarn and needle combo you like, no gauge needed.
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THANK YOU. I'm tired of knitters only getting just garter or seed c2c patterns. I love this.
I’m so glad you like it! ❤️
That’s a nice looking baby blanket! Thank you for the easy explanation and clear example.
Thank you so much! :)
I love how you explain every pattern clearly. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you! I’m glad the instructions came across clearly. 💗💗
love how different pattern is.Thanks 4 Free d/load pattern.🤗💙
So glad you like it, thank you
Lovely! Thanks for sharing. ❤The YO detail on the edges is gorgeous. 😍
Oh thank you! I’m so glad you like it :)
You tutorial for this baby blanket is fantastic!! I found your channel recently and I can’t tell you how happy I am that I did. Looking forward to your next video :)
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you found it :)
Just put out a tutorial for a cardigan if you need a next project
Oh this is most definitely a blanket/pattern I will copy! Thank you very much for sharing! I love your channel ❤
I’m so glad you like it, thank you ❤️❤️
Love the look of this blanket. Cannot wait to try doing it
So glad you like it, thanks for watching
I am going to figure out how to work this as a straight across blanket. I know it won’t have the eyelet edging all around but it’s a good compromise for me.
I just finished this blanket and I am tearing it out. I love the look of the garter and twisted rib but the blanket did not square up at the end. It came out misshapen and I don’t think a new mom would take the time to keep blocking it after every wash.
Thank you for this pattern. Is there any chance the blanket can be a rectangle?
Hi, thanks for your comment! Unfortunately the way this pattern is written it can really only be a square. But you could probably cast on an odd # and work stripes of twisted rib and garter to create a rectangle instead of following this exact pattern. Hope that helps!