*** You can purchase an INEXPENSIVE AD-FREE PDF of this pattern HERE 👈😊*** Alternatively, you can purchase from Ravelry HERE or Etsy HERE Learn How to Crochet a Log Cabin Granny Square Blanket! With just a 4 Row repeat this blanket builds very quickly - perfect for stash busting!
The Crocheted Log Cabin Square is a crochet square that is constructed similarly to a log cabin quilt – starting with the centre square then building out from there around each side of the square. It is crocheted using a simple linen stitch that creates a lovely solid fabric, and gives the squares a good […]
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Log Cabin Scrap Blanket - VeryPink offers knitting patterns and video tutorials from Staci Perry. Short technique videos and longer pattern tutorials to take your knitting skills to the next level.
Learn how to crochet the perfect C2C Corner to Corner Log Cabin with this tutorial. Perfect for blankets! Use Caron One Pound and 5.5 mm I/9 Hook.
This Log Cabin Scrap Blanket Free Knitting Pattern and Video Tutorial is a simple and decorative blanket that you can add around the house. Make one now with the free pattern provided by the link below.
Cast on your new favorite baby blanket project! Starting with a center square and working outwards, you'll learn step-by-step how to knit a log cabin baby blanket. It's a fun and easy project once you
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Stylish handmade Simply Square Log Cabin Dishcloth is a great gift to a friend. At Mycrochetpattern you can find easy to understand tutorial on how to crochet this beautiful dishcloth, techniques used, necessary thread and hooks and video guide for this crochet pattern. We even made a research to find the best deals of high […]
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Finished measurement: About a 5-inch square Yarn: Home Worsted Weight Needles: US size 7 - straight or circular needles used to work back and forth. Gauge: 5 stitches per inch Center Square: Using the long-tail cast-on method, cast on 12 stitches. Working back and forth in garter stitch, knit every row) until you’ve completed 24 rows. When looking at the right side of the square, the cast on tail will be on the right lower corner, you will have 12 garter ridges. Each garter ridge is 2 rows. Bind off. Cut the yarn leaving a 6-inch end. Always leave about a 6-inch end throughout or a little longer if you are going to stitch the square into a blanket. I used the “weave in as you go” technique as much as possible. Below is a brief video about how to weave in the ends as you go. When you are picking up and knitting along a garter edge, you pick up and knit 1 stitch in each garter ridge. I made a brief video on picking up stitches on a garter edge below. When you are pick up and knitting along the cast on or bound off edge, you pick up 1 stitch in each of either the cast on or bound off stitches. Section 1: With the right side facing you and a new color yarn, pick up and knit 12 stitches across the cast on edge. Knit 12 rows. You will have 6 garter ridges. Bind off. Cut the yarn. Section 2: With the right side facing and starting at the top left corner and going down the side, with a new color yarn, pick up and knit 18 stitches. Knit 12 rows. You will have 6 garter ridges. Bind off. Cut the yarn. Section 3: Section 3 in the Field colorway (mustard) in the photo. Turn the piece to work down the next edge, and working in the same way with a new color yarn, pick up and knit 18 stitches. Knit 12 rows. You will have 6 garter ridges. Bind off. Cut the yarn. Section 4: Turn the piece to work down the last edge. Working in the same way with a new color yarn, pick up and knit 24 stitches. Knit 12 rows. You will have 6 garter ridges. Bind off. Cut the yarn. Finishing: If you didn’t weave in the ends as you went along, weave in the ends to the wrong side and trim. If you are sewing your square into a blanket use the ends to sew together with a yarn needle. I used a whipstitch to attach my squares. Block by soaking in cold water with a wool wash. Lay flat to dry to desired measurement. For a coaster, cut a piece of wool felt to match the square. Stitch the felt to the square around the edges with a whipstitch and a sewing needle and thread.
Crochet a Log Cabin Quilt Style Modern Granny Afghan. Use any yarn to create a quilt inspired blanket or afghan to match your decor.
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Log Cabin Variation - Scrappy Half Log Cabin or Quarter Log Cabin Block Tutorial susies-scraps.com
When taking your knitting on the go, there's always the problem of afghans. Because of their sheer size, they're difficult knits to bring on the road. That is until you discover log cabin knitting! This fun knitting style gets its name from the quilting technique of the same name. The two crafts use this term to refer to a specific shape that the fabrics take when they are joined. In knitting, this falls under the category of modular knitting, and it can be used for so much more than just blankets and afghans. Explore these log cabin knitting patterns below and see the wonders of this stunning and versatile approach to knitting.
Hi all! This post includes everything you need to know about the Wonder Block Baby Blanket, a statement color-blocked blanket, crocheted in the log cabin technique (commonly used in quilting)! Get the Lion Brand Kit here on (comes with yarn + free PDF pattern)! Before we begin, here are some quick links for you: Find
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Pinwheel Block from the Bernat Stitch Along for Knitters with Studio Knit
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Free knitting pattern for an afghan square in the style of a log cabin quilt square. This banket square can be knit with any yarn to any size.
This Log Cabin Scrap Blanket Free Knitting Pattern and Video Tutorial is a simple and decorative blanket that you can add around the house. Make one now with the free pattern provided by the link below.
Cold Weather Crochet by Marly Bird, published by Interweave/F+W is a wonderful book filled with 21 cozy patterns. Read my review and get a pattern excerpt.
Photo above © Dish SistersThis quilting pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full post: Log Cabin Heart Block
Time to get the FREE Crochet Pattern- Crochet Chic Log Cabin Blanket on your hook. The Crochet Chic Log Cabin Blanket is inspired by the beautiful log cabin quilts I’ve admired for years. I took the general idea and strategy of building a log cabin and tweaked it to make it my own. *This post contains affiliate links. […]
SKEINS: 9 (13) skeins of Purl Soho’s Woolly Wool, available in our Log Cabin Spectrum Blanket Bundle COLORS: Heirloom White 1 (1) skein; Ice Pond 1 (1) skein; Gray Owl 1 (1) skein; Peach Lily 1 (1) skein; Winter Green 1 (1) skein; Juniper Berry 1 (2) skein(s); Purple Moor 1 (2) skein(s); Blossom Pink 1 (2) skein(s); Green Agave 1 (2) skein(s) SIZES: Crib (Throw)
Among the plethora of quilt designs, the Log Cabin quilt block stands as an enduring symbol of tradition, warmth, and innovation. With its
Crazy Little Log Cabin Coasters susies-scraps.com
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One of the things I love most about log cabin blankets is that you really are free to knit them however you like. Once you have the basics of the construction sorted out you can freestyle to your hearts content. They can be used to stashbust and use up scraps or you can purchase to fit a particular
Here is a wonderful example of strick rausch aka swing knitting. Made and shared by nordlicht500.
Crochet yourself this stunning blanket using Log Cabin square blocks and beautifully decorate your home or make a magnificent present to someone you love! The Log Cabin technique is made super easy, with many pictures explaining each step of the process. This pattern is in ENGLISH and uses standard US crochet terminology and abbreviations. FINISHED SIZE: 1 square measures 27x27 cm (10.6”x10.6”) YARN: 1 square weighs approx. 40 g (1.4 oz) / 106.4 m (116.4 yds) and is made out of 5 different clrs. I used scraps of Light worsted, 5 ply, 11 wpi yarn (like BRAVO Schachenmayr) GAUGE: 15 sts x 16 rows / 10 cm (4”) HOOKS: 4 mm (8-G6) NOTIONS: crochet basics; working flat; colour change; joining SKILL LEVEL: Easy. TYPE OF PATTERN: written instructions + many pictures included.
Completed 12 squares that were then sorted into four rows of three and edged with navy blue wool Sorting the squares into a suit...
Inspired by the process of turning traditional quilt blocks into contemporary knit designs, Anna Valles…
