Iola Baby Blanket Pattern
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Iola Baby Blanket. This Blanket has a modular construction. The use of perpendicular and intersecting stripes creates a striking visual effect.
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The centre panel begins with a provisional cast-on. One half of the striped panel is knitted from the centre diagonal with fashioned decreasing on both edges. The provisional cast-on is unravelled and the second half of the panel is worked.
Four striped triangles are worked separately, and the shaped edges are joined to the centre panel.
The fashioned decreasing creates an easy sewing edge, perfect for mattress stitch.
The blanket is finished with a simple garter stitch border, picked up and worked outwards along each side with mitred corners for a neat finish.
The Iola Blanket requires intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Iola Baby Blanket. This Blanket has a modular construction. The use of perpendicular and intersecting stripes creates a striking visual effect.
When you purchase this knitting pattern, you will automatically receive an email containing a link to download a PDF.
If you wish to have the pattern in your Ravelry library, please purchase it from Ravelry instead.
The centre panel begins with a provisional cast-on. One half of the striped panel is knitted from the centre diagonal with fashioned decreasing on both edges. The provisional cast-on is unravelled and the second half of the panel is worked.
Four striped triangles are worked separately, and the shaped edges are joined to the centre panel.
The fashioned decreasing creates an easy sewing edge, perfect for mattress stitch.
The blanket is finished with a simple garter stitch border, picked up and worked outwards along each side with mitred corners for a neat finish.
The Iola Blanket requires intermediate knitting skills.
This knitting pattern PDF is for the Iola Baby Blanket. This Blanket has a modular construction. The use of perpendicular and intersecting stripes creates a striking visual effect.
When you purchase this knitting pattern, you will automatically receive an email containing a link to download a PDF.
If you wish to have the pattern in your Ravelry library, please purchase it from Ravelry instead.
The centre panel begins with a provisional cast-on. One half of the striped panel is knitted from the centre diagonal with fashioned decreasing on both edges. The provisional cast-on is unravelled and the second half of the panel is worked.
Four striped triangles are worked separately, and the shaped edges are joined to the centre panel.
The fashioned decreasing creates an easy sewing edge, perfect for mattress stitch.
The blanket is finished with a simple garter stitch border, picked up and worked outwards along each side with mitred corners for a neat finish.
The Iola Blanket requires intermediate knitting skills.
Finished measurements
approx 84cm/33ins square after blocking
Yarn
8 ply/DK weight wool
Colour 1 (C1) approx 575-600 metres/627-654 yards
Colour 2 (C2) approx 300-320 metres/327-349 yards
Colour 3 (C3) approx 165-175 metres/180-191 yards
Featured yarns
Bellissimo 8
100% extra-fine merino Australian & New Zealand 50g (125 metres/137 yards)
The Australian Wool Store
100% Australian superfine merino 50g (117 metres/128 yards)
Alpaca Yarns Indiecita Easy Wash 8 ply/DK
100% baby alpaca 50g (112 metres/123 yards)
Needles and notions
one each 3.75mm/US 5 and 4mm/US 6 circular needles, 80-100cm/32-40ins long
4mm/US G-6 crochet hook and length of smooth scrap yarn for provisional cast-on
one stitch marker
yarn needle
Tension
The tension required is 22 sts and 30 rows to 10cm/4in over stocking stitch, using 4mm needles.
Knitting techniques
provisional cast-on
stocking stitch stripes
fashioned decreasing (fully detailed)
increasing
garter stitch
mattress stitch for joining pieces
