All Blanket Patterns All Baby & Kids
This butterfly knit baby blanket pattern is one of the most elegantly simple knitted blankets you can make — a beautifully textured throw featuring delicate butterfly-stitch detail that transforms a basic knit blanket into something truly heirloom-worthy. Sized as a perfect baby blanket at approximately 30″ × 36″, it’s the kind of handmade gift that becomes a treasured keepsake — […]
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If you loved the original Easy Peasy Chunky Chevron Knit Throw Pattern, this chevron version takes everything you love about it and adds a gorgeous wave texture that looks far more complicated than it is. The repeating chevron stitch creates a beautiful farmhouse-style blanket that works up quickly in super bulky yarn — and the two-colour version is absolutely stunning. […]
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This easy peasy chunky knit throw is the blanket that started it all for so many of my readers — and I completely understand why. It’s a simple 2-row repeat using alternating knit and purl stitches, which means even total beginners can make something genuinely beautiful. Grab some Bernat Blanket Extra and your 12.75mm circular needles and you’re ready to […]
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All Blanket Patterns Free Patterns Knit
This simple knit throw pattern is one of my favorite beginner makes. I made this throw when I was 8 months pregnant with Hudson — big, uncomfortable, and desperately wanting something cosy to snuggle under during the late night nursing sessions I knew were coming. I needed a blanket large enough to actually cover both of us but not so […]
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This geometric eyelet throw is the perfect modern knit blanket project — bold geometric eyelet patterns and clean straight lines create a subtle design with absolutely amazing texture. The geometric eyelet throw uses a soft Aran weight wool yarn for warmth without bulk, and the eyelet stitch (yo + k2tog repeats) creates that gorgeous lace-meets-modern look that’s surprisingly easy to […]
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Knit All Blanket Patterns All Baby & Kids
This knit bubble stitch baby blanket pattern is one of my most-loved bestsellers — a beginner-friendly textured knit blanket with raised “bubble” stitches that little fingers love to play with. It’s a grandma favorite, a baby shower favorite, and the perfect gift for the tiny person in your life. Soft, squishy, and full of texture, the pattern works up beautifully […]
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All Blanket Patterns All Baby & Kids Knit
This argyle knit baby blanket is one of those patterns that makes you look like a far more advanced knitter than you are. The textured argyle diamonds emerge from a simple stitch repeat — no colorwork, no cables, no complicated shaping — just knit and purl in a rhythmic 16-row pattern that builds into the classic argyle diamond. Worked up […]
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The simple color block knit throw is the most elegant beginner knit blanket you’ll ever make — worked entirely in knit and purl stitches across five soft, modern color blocks. If you can knit, you can knit this throw. The hardest part is changing colors. This simple color block knit throw works up to a generous 52″ × 60″ — […]
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All Blanket Patterns Free Patterns Knit
This bobble texture baby blanket is a beginner-friendly knit pattern that gives you all-over dimensional bobbles in a generous car-seat size — the kind of soft, tactile blanket little hands love to play with. Worked in chunky yarn, the texture comes from a simple Make Bobble (MB) stitch repeated across the blanket in alternating rows, with peaceful stretches of stockinette […]
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All Blanket Patterns Crochet Knit
Knowing the standard blanket sizes before you start a project saves hours of frogging and unnecessary stress. This complete standard blanket sizes guide covers every dimension you’ll need for knit and crochet projects — from tiny loveys all the way up to California King throws. Save it, print it, pin it; this is the reference I wish I’d had when […]
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All Blanket Patterns Free Patterns Knit
This knit brick and mortar baby blanket is one of those patterns that looks impressive but works up surprisingly easily once you get the rhythm. The textured “bricks and mortar” effect is created by alternating colour blocks with a white offset border — the colour blocks form the bricks, and the white forms the mortar. It’s a beginner-friendly knit baby […]
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