If you're ready to make a big project on your knitting loom, create a blanket. Once you've gathered bulky yarn and your loom, make a slip knot and cast on to the first peg. Work the yarn across the loom in a stockinette stitch until your...
Free loom knitting projects with basic loom knitting patterns as well as loom knit hat patterns and beautiful patterns for loom knit blankets. Youll find patter
A simple baby size blanket pattern to create a lovely heirloom. Switch colors around to create a unique baby blanket. Knitting Loom: All-n-One Loom Yarn: …
Free loom knitting projects with basic loom knitting patterns as well as loom knit hat patterns and beautiful patterns for loom knit blankets. Youll find patter
**This listing is for the downloadable digital pattern only. UPDATE: The yarn which was used in this pattern has been discontinued, however, you may substitute and make it with any comparable #5 weight yarn. I've also had feedback that it turns out similar while holding just one strand of the Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick. This beginner friendly, oversized blanket sweater cacoon is made by knitting a basic rectangle on large needles while holding two strands of chunky Lion Brand Woolspun yarn together. It creates a squishy, loose, fairly heavy blanket like fabric using the stockinette stitch for the main portion and seed stitch for the edging. Buttons are attached for ease of wearing as well as to add a trendy touch. The stitches on the sweater are loose enough for the buttons to fit through, eliminating the need to knit button holes. A large, statement piece to cuddle up in all winter long! This is a one size fits most pattern. Modeled on a size small, drape will fit will vary for size large. **This pattern does not contain multiple sizes or pattern support on how to change the sizing that is stated. You will need: US Size 19 (15mm) 29” Circular Knitting Needles 8 skeins (127 yards/ skein - Total 1016 yards) of Lions Pride Woolspun Yarn in Linen 2 1 ¼ “ inch buttons of your choice Sewing needle and thread to attach buttons Scissors Tapestry Needle to weave in ends Skills needed: Knit and purl Gauge: Just under 2 stitches per inch in stockinette stitch Just over 2 ½ rows per inch Measurements: From end of arm to end of arm, measurement is approximately 40.5” inches *Note that the stockinette will curl in a bit at the arms. This measurement is when the stockinette is flat and uncurled From top of neck, to bottom of shrug, measurement is approximately 34” long All patterns are in English, using US crochet or knitting terms. My patterns often times include basic explanations and pictures rather than using standard crochet terms to make them easier to follow. I've always wrote more in "human terms" rather than strictly "standard crochet terms". Permission To Sell Finished Items. If you do sell items made with my patterns, I kindly request that you credit me Jessica Potasz, Mama In A Stitch for the design. **The free version of this pattern, supported by advertisements, can be found on my blog at http://www.mamainastitch.com/ As my patterns are created by me and tested by humans, there is always chance for human error or clarification. I am happy to address any questions or concerns! About: Mama In A Stitch is my blog where I post my simple, modern knit and crochet projects and patterns. I love quick and easy, but also modern and classic. I hope you enjoy my shop and blog. Thank you so much for your inspiration!
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This is a conversion (with permission) of the incredible needle knit pattern 10 Stitch Blanket by Frankie Brown. Please visit her pattern page and consider donating to her charity as a thank you for this awesome pattern. This pattern can be made on any loom with at least 10 pegs. The only cautionary note about the loom, is that the opening will need to be large enough to bring part of the piece up and place back on the working peg. I would not suggest smaller than a 24 peg loom if you are going to be making a baby blanket or larger size. Please use yarn appropriate for your loom gauge. 7/14/2013: added clarification on how to work the corners. Be sure you have the latest file. 8/7/2013: There is now a video for this project. YAY. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSRwCha0-CA 02/09/2014: A revised document has been added. This document makes the pattern more closely resemble the original needle knit version. It includes changes to the edge, the join, and the corners and gives the piece a cleaner, more finished look. I have left the original version available for download as many people like it as well.
When the cold days begin, it is inevitable to think about knitting, don´t you think? More specifically, think about what we are going to knit this winter. Perhaps where you live, these days the cam…
Mother and son elephant This Knit pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full post: Mother and son elephant
The Plaited Throw is an intermediate knit pattern that looks like dozens of woven knit braids coming together to make the coolest textured afghan. The free knit blanket pattern looks more like it was woven on a loom than stitched together on two knitting needles. This cool texture is created by twisting the stitches while you're working them, which requires some finesse, but is ultimately worth the trouble. This knit blanket is masterfully designed and super soft, which makes it the perfect throw for almost any room in your house.
Learn how to make a blanket using the Half Linen stitch! This blanket has a unique texture that is reversible and beautiful!
How to Kitchener cast-on the loom for toe-up socks. Tutorial on casting on the loom for sock knitting.
SKEINS: 8 skeins of Purl Soho’s Good Wool; Yarn A: 1 skein; Yarn B-D: 2 skeins; Yarn E: 1 skein SIZE: 42½ inches x 57 inches COLORS: Yarn A: Walking Stick + Yarn B, Winter Grass + Yarn C, Heirloom White + Yarn D, Driftwood Gray + Yarn E, Hickory Nut
17 Free Knitted Blanket Patterns. Get cozy and knit a blanket with one of these free blanket knitting patterns.
This last week has been all about I-cords. In total I’ve knitted more than 660 inches (1650 cm) of I-cords. They are perfect for weaving...
SKEINS: Yarn A: 2 (4, 5) skeins of Purl Soho’s Worsted Twist; Yarn B: 2 (4, 5) skeins of Worsted Twist; Yarn C: 1 skein of Purl Soho’s Cashmere Merino Bloom TO MAKE: Baby (Crib, Throw) SIZE PICTURED: Crib COLORS: Yarn A Heirloom White, Yarn B Stillwater Blue + Yarn C Heirloom White
A cozy twill throw blanket woven from soft alpaca yarn.
This Grand Cables Throw Knit Blanket is so quick and easy to make! I love how it drapes perfectly and looks like it could have been bought from a high-end home store. You can see the free knitting pattern below as well as a link to a tutorial to show you how to knit cables.
Rice Stitch Baby Blanket A Free Knitting Pattern from Liz @PurlsAndPixels This rice stitch baby blanket is a great way to practice your knitting and purling skills. The rice stitch makes a fabric with two lovely textures on either side.…
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Blankets can be made from all sorts of fabric, yarn or thread and can be created using basic sewing, crochet, knitting or loom work. Simple fleece blankets can be just tied together, making it a great gift project for any age.
You can finger knit a gorgeous blanket even if you don't know how to knit using looping yarn! It's super easy. Learn how to make a cable knit blanket.
The photo above © Frankie Brown Discover the Ten Stitch Blanket - a free knitting pattern that lets you use up leftover yarn and create a cozy masterpiece! This versatile blanket can be crafted with your preferred yarn and needles, offering a delightful way to repurpose odds and ends. The original design was knitted using Noro Kureyon on 5.5mm / US size 9 needles, requiring 14 balls of wool to achieve a generous size of approximately 107 x 122 cm / 42 x 48". Inspired by Elizabeth Zimmermann's baby blanket from The Opinionated Knitter, this pattern features L-shaped garter stitch strips joined together for a seamless finish. The shaping of the corners is similar to Zimmermann's technique, but the continuous strip method eliminates the need for sewing. Don't be intimidated by the written pattern – it's easier to knit than it appears! Simply follow the link below to download the free pattern and embark on your Ten Stitch Blanket journey. Download Pattern: Ten Stitch Blanket
This is a great cast-on for objects knit in the round from the centre outward — think top-down hats, doilies, circular blankets. Enjoy! (Please remember that , like all blog content, this Tec…
Today I'm pleased to share this pattern for a perfectly cozy handwoven alpaca throw created by Mariah Gaar.
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It's time for another free pattern and this time I'd thought I'd talk through the basics of how I design my handwoven scarves.
The photo above © Frankie Brown Discover the Ten Stitch Blanket - a free knitting pattern that lets you use up leftover yarn and create a cozy masterpiece! This versatile blanket can be crafted with your preferred yarn and needles, offering a delightful way to repurpose odds and ends. The original design was knitted using Noro Kureyon on 5.5mm / US size 9 needles, requiring 14 balls of wool to achieve a generous size of approximately 107 x 122 cm / 42 x 48". Inspired by Elizabeth Zimmermann's baby blanket from The Opinionated Knitter, this pattern features L-shaped garter stitch strips joined together for a seamless finish. The shaping of the corners is similar to Zimmermann's technique, but the continuous strip method eliminates the need for sewing. Don't be intimidated by the written pattern – it's easier to knit than it appears! Simply follow the link below to download the free pattern and embark on your Ten Stitch Blanket journey. Download Pattern: Ten Stitch Blanket
Slow Motion Pinhole Cast-On - 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.
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Looking for something cute to spruce up your Easter decor? This Knit Easter Chick Basket is easy and fun to make! Perfect for beginners.
just weaving squares with random sock yarn. 36 so far. 7/7/2012- I have over 130 squares now so I started sewing some together a couple of days ago. 48 would make a very nice baby blanket so I th...
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First designed as a block of the month club, Norah's Vintage Afghan is made up of 20 blocks worked in 5 beautiful colors, now available as a complete free PDF.
