How to Knit a Baby Bath Blanket

Cast on 113 stitches., 11th row: Knit 2 together all across row, knitting the last stitch plain. , 12th row: Knit stitch–then knit loop between as a stitch all across row (result, 113 stitches)., 22nd row: Pick up casting stitches, and knit...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Cast on 113 stitches.

    Knit 10 rows of garter stitch.
  2. Step 2: 11th row: Knit 2 together all across row

    , Then knit 9 rows of garter stitch. , Then knit 18 rows of garter stitch.

    Knit openwork border, following directions as follows: 1st row:
    Knit 1–*thread over–Knit 2 together.

    Repeat from * across row. 2nd row:
    Knit back plain. 3rd row:
    Knit 2– * thread over–knit 2 together–repeat from * across row. 4th row:
    Knit back plain.

    Repeat these four rows making 4 rows of holes–this completes openwork border. , When binding off, turn the hem over and bind off the 1 stitch on the needle, and 1 stitch on the blanket together to make a hem like the other side. ,
  3. Step 3: knitting the last stitch plain.

  4. Step 4: 12th row: Knit stitch–then knit loop between as a stitch all across row (result

  5. Step 5: 113 stitches).

  6. Step 6: 22nd row: Pick up casting stitches

  7. Step 7: and knit together

  8. Step 8: which forms hem.

  9. Step 9: Knit 148 rows of garter stitch and repeat border on the other end.

  10. Step 10: Wash in gentle hand liquid soap and dry before use.

Detailed Guide

Knit 10 rows of garter stitch.

, Then knit 9 rows of garter stitch. , Then knit 18 rows of garter stitch.

Knit openwork border, following directions as follows: 1st row:
Knit 1–*thread over–Knit 2 together.

Repeat from * across row. 2nd row:
Knit back plain. 3rd row:
Knit 2– * thread over–knit 2 together–repeat from * across row. 4th row:
Knit back plain.

Repeat these four rows making 4 rows of holes–this completes openwork border. , When binding off, turn the hem over and bind off the 1 stitch on the needle, and 1 stitch on the blanket together to make a hem like the other side. ,

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