Easy Knit and Purl Blanket Patterns Series is a growing collection of beginner-friendly Lion Brand Re-Spun patterns — cozy knit throws that all use the same super bulky yarn, so one yarn haul can make several completely different blankets. Every throw is worked with nothing but knit and purl stitches: no shaping, no seaming, no complicated charts. Right now there […]
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If you’ve ever wanted a deeply textured, almost-ribbed knit throw — but knit it using only the two stitches you already know — this mistake rib knit throw pattern is the one. The Desert Sand Mistake Rib Blanket creates a beautifully dimensional, reversible fabric using nothing but knit and purl stitches, and it works up beautifully fast in super bulky […]
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Free Knit Free Blankets All Blanket Patterns
If you’ve ever wanted a soft, pillowy knit blanket that looks like a marshmallow cloud — but knit it using only the two stitches you already know — this seed stitch knit blanket is the pattern. The Whipped Cream Seed Stitch Blanket creates a beautifully textured, reversible fabric using nothing but knit and purl, and it works up beautifully fast […]
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If you’ve ever wanted a textured knit throw with all the look of a hand-quilted blanket — but knit it using only the two stitches you already know — this seersucker stitch knit throw is the pattern. The seersucker stitch knit throw creates a soft, dimensional, quilted-look texture using nothing but knit and purl, and it works up beautifully fast […]
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This beginner knit throw pattern looks like it belongs in a Pottery Barn catalogue but is genuinely achievable for an absolute beginner — and that’s exactly why I designed it. The Simple Color Block Knit Throw uses only knit and purl stitches, the two most fundamental techniques in all of knitting. The color blocking is the most “complicated” step, and […]
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This simple knit throw blanket is the cozy, beginner-friendly project that proves first knits can absolutely double as heirloom-worthy decor. Worked entirely in garter stitch on a circular needle (back and forth — no joining!), Hudson’s throw layers four colors with thoughtful color changes and a polished edge that makes the finished blanket feel far more advanced than it actually […]
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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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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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