12 Reasons to Machine Knit this Blanket
- August 30, 2022
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Updated, colorful and fun, this one-piece blanket is sure to please!
Knit in a self striping yarn in Fisherman Rib and you'll be done in no-time!
Dust off your ribber and get knitting!
Knit in a self striping yarn in Fisherman Rib and you'll be done in no-time!
Dust off your ribber and get knitting!
- Make-in-a-Weekend
- "Instant" gratification
- Only 1 panel
- Updated design
- Stripes with minimal yarn ends
- Under $30
- Put your ribber to work
- Discover Fisherman Rib
- Build your ribber confidence
- No swatching needed
- Perfect your Kitchener Cast On (tubular) and Kitchener (tubular) Bind Off
- No punchcard or stitch patterning (unless you want to)
For more instruction for creating your own blanket
Visit the Knit it Now Quick Win: Fisherman Rib Blanket
Visit the Knit it Now Quick Win: Fisherman Rib Blanket
Lessons Learned
- Fisherman Rib knits up WIDE (hmmm... larger garment widths)
- Watching the colors change is FUN!
- All that practice with Ribber cast on methods was sooo worth it!
- If I had swatched .... I would have knit at a looser tension and the blanket would have been even wider
- If I had swatched, I would have KNOWN how long it was going to be :-)
Lesson learned: Swatching is NOT optional ... duh... - Tubular (Kitchener) bind off always takes longer than I expect ... "Honey dinner has to wait until I finish this"
Knit on my Brother 260, I used 3 Caron Big Cakes (with some left over) Color Blueberry Torte.
603 yards = 300 grams
603 yards = 300 grams
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