My Favorite Baby Blanket Pattern Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2021
- This pattern tutorial video accompanies the "My Favorite Baby Blanket" pattern. You can download this pattern for FREE here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
Thanks to Ben Sound for the awesome tunes!
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Wonderful tutorial....new moms appreciate acrylic blankets. This seems the perfect "recipe" to practice Continental knitting, also....
Thanks so much for this awesome tutorial! I used Baby Bernat baby blanket yarn in a pink/lavender/white colorway and followed your instructions. To avoid "pooling," I switched to another skein (same color) after one row across and back again. I followed along with your way of finishing the blanket, starting when there are seven stitches remaining in order to not mess up the yarnovers. It worked great! Bobbie 😍
Finally a video I can understand. I have three blankets to make for Christmas 2022
Learned a new cast-on method, thanks! I used to either use a reg. long tail or knitted method. Thanks for a great tutorial! I also have the same "quirk" drives me nuts when that happens LOL
Nice switch up for the yarn over, like this a lot, especially for kids,ty 😊
Thanks I like this with knit through the back loop. I've made this pattern but always with yarn over leaving the little hole.
ThanK you for this great tutorial. I love this version without the holes & the colors are lovely.
Yes, I’ve used this pattern forever as a wash/dishcloth and have thought before that it would make a great blanket as well. So yay!
TY…this is a great pattern, and a very nice color combo! I, too, use circular needles when knitting baby blankets,,,(and several other projects). I think it insures that during many interruptions, I can generally slide my project to the center of the joiner cord and lay down a piece and pick it up without loosing a stitch…or a gazillion;-)
Hello! I love love love this pattern! So simple to knit, with such a brilliant result! I have 3 in the works at the moment … my new go-to blanket! I’m working on making a rectangle or scarf, too! All figured out, just a lot of math & yarn weighing, ugh. But your tutorial is great, very clear, and your voice is so pleasant. Thanks much for sharing your idea! 😊💕
Have knitted for it seems like ever learn something new all the time happy I found you!
Beautiful tutorial! Thank you ☺️
Loved your tutorial and tips. New subscriber
Thank for the beautiful pattern and thank for the video most enjoyable video
thanks, would not have understood the printed directions. Your video made it clear.
To make sure I have enough yarn to finish my blanket, I weigh the ball of yarn on a digital kitchen scale, divide that by 2 and wright that number on the ball band. I then increase the blanket till the weight of the yarn gets close as possible to the weight number I wrote on the ball band and that’s when I start my decrease. I have found using this method I always have enough yarn and very little left over.
Lovely pattern
Love to knit thank you
Thank you!!
Great!!!
8:00 Some quirks are good!
Interesting ❤tyfs
It looks lovely. How can we make it in rectangle shape.
You would have to cast on how ever many sritches you wanted say 150 etc thrn keep in knitting until your work it longer rather then wider.
@@Bindersandcash19then it wouldn’t be a c2c.......There’s the increase row..... then the middle section. Which would make it into a rectangle.... then the decrease section for finishing.... But u still start off with a SMALL amount of stitches like usual
It would be wonderful to be able to send u pics of the ones we make with u
I scrolled through the entire video looking for at least one shot of what the finished blanket would look like. Disappointed not to find anything.
Hi, I’m curious why you just don’t knit 2 together for the decrease and leave it at that? Is there a reason you K2tog, yo, then k2tog again? Is it just to keep it looking similar to the increase rows?
That's right. The extra Yo and K2tog keeps the decreased edge looking similar to the increased edge.
How much wool is needed in this project
This pattern is adaptable depending on what size you want to make. For the blanket I made in this video, I used the two balls of Mandala yarn, which is about 1180 yards of worsted weight acrylic yarn. If you want to make a smaller blanket, then less yardage is needed. Likewise if you want a larger blanket, you'll need more yarn.
It's great but I don't understand that weird sort of knitting method.🤷♀️🤔
Enjoying tutorial but the music is far to loud and l am hoping it doesn’t go right through the tutorial. Tfs
Thanks for the comment! I'm sorry about the music volume. Having music in the background is something I tried, but have since decided not to do for that reason.
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Beautiful blanket but music makes your video unwatchable.
@@bonniewilliams3266 Sorry about that. These days I use music to fill the non-speaking portions of videos rather than having it continue throughout.
How many stiches in longest row?
I didn't count stitches. Instead, I weighed the yarn to know how much was half of the skein, to make sure I had enough to finish, and measured the length/width.