This easy knit baby blanket pattern is finished with an applied i-cord for a clean, simple look. If you’ve never knit an applied i-cord, have no fear—I’ve got instructions and a video for that!

Vanessa heads to Foley to take a hand-knitting class at g+k design studio, where she learns to create a cozy throw blanket.

Slip 1, knit 4 (yarn fwd knit 2 tog)twice . Yarn fwd Knit 2 (12sts)Row 8. Slip 1, Knit 11 stsRow 9. Slip 1 Knit 11 sts Row 10 cast off 4 Sts Knit to the end ( 8sts) These 10 rows form the pattern.

To get inspired, crochet pattern books have patterns for blankets, clothes, socks and more. The New Crochet Stitch Dictionary has over 400 stitch patterns to choose from.

Check out this list of free patterns. 9. AN ARM-KNIT BLANKET You don’t even need knitting needles for this one.

When we first saw this dreamy knit blanket thoughts of a drafty winter were immediately replaced with imagery of a roaring fire, cuppa in hand, and a good book in hand. We also imagined calling in ...