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Knitted Beautiful Blanket

Oh, a knitted beautiful blanket is like a warm hug on a chilly day! Picture cozy evenings snuggled up with a cup of hot cocoa, wrapped in its soft embrace. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors make it not just a blanket, but a work of art crafted with love and care. It's the perfect companion for movie nights or lazy Sundays, adding a touch of comfort and style to any room. So, grab your favorite book or show, and let this knitted beauty keep you warm and happy!

Knitted Beautiful Blanket

Materials:

You will need

  • Yarn
  • US 7 (4.5 mm), 40-inch circular knitting needles

GAUGE

19 stitches and 38 rows (19 ridges) = 4 inches in garter stitch

NOTE: The Throw size uses almost all of Colors B and C. To avoid running short, be sure to check your gauge by swatching with Color D, and keep tails short.

SIZES

Crib (Throw)

Finished Dimensions: 39 inches wide x 30 inches tall (39 inches wide x 51 inches tall)

Samples: We knit the Crib size.

NOTES

SLIP STITCHES

Slip all slipped stitches knitwise with yarn in back.

INTARSIA

The colorwork in this project is done with a technique called “intarsia.” Each row involves either two or three balls of yarn, which is much easier than it may sound!

CONSTRUCTION

CRIB

Knitted Beautiful Blanket

THROW

Knitted Beautiful Blanket

PATTERN

BEGIN WITH TWO COLORS

Using a basic Long Tail Cast On, cast 186 stitches onto needles as follows…

With Color B, cast on 124 stitches, drop Color B without cutting it; then with Color A, cast 62 stitches onto the same needle.

NOTE: At this point, the two colors are not attached to each other, but as you work intarsia they will be!

Working Intarsia (see Notes) at every color change…

Row 1 (right side): With Color A, k62; with Color B, knit to end of row.

Row 2 (wrong side): With Color B, slip 1 (see Notes), k123; with Color A, knit to end of row.

Row 3: With Color A, slip 1, k61; with Color B, knit to end of row.

Repeat Rows 2 and 3 until piece measures 8½ (19) inches from cast-on edge, ending with Row 2. [41 (90) garter ridges on right side]

Cut both yarns.

CONTINUE WITH THREE COLORS

Still working Intarsia at every color change…

Row 1 (right side): Join Color C and k62; join Color D and k62; join Color B and knit to end of row.

Row 2 (wrong side): With Color B, slip 1, k61; with Color D, k62; with Color C, knit to end of row.

Row 3: With Color C, slip 1, k61; with Color D, k62; with Color B, knit to end of row.

Repeat Rows 2 and 3 for 13 inches or until piece measures 21½ (32) inches from cast-on edge, ending with Row 2. [103 (152) total garter ridges on right side]

Cut Colors B and D.

CONTINUE WITH TWO COLORS

Working Intarsia at every color change…

Row 1 (right side): With Color C, slip 1, k123; join Color A and knit to end of row.

Row 2 (wrong side): With Color A, slip 1, k61; with Color C, knit to end of row.

Row 3: With Color C, slip 1, k123; with Color A, knit to end of row.

Repeat Rows 2 and 3 for 8½ (19) inches or until piece measures 30 (51) inches from cast-on edge, ending with Row 3. [143 (241) total garter ridges on right side]

Bind Off (wrong side): With Color A, loosely bind off knitwise to end of Color A stitches (one Color A stitch will remain on the right needle), cut Color A; with Color C, continue to bind off knitwise to end of row, cut Color C and pull through remaining stitch.

FINISHING

Weave in the ends, closing gap between colors on cast-on row, and gently wet block as desired.

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