Easy Basket Weave Baby Blanket
This wonderfully textured and incredibly soft knit baby blanket pattern is the perfect addition to any baby's crib. The Easy Basket Weave Baby Blanket features the popular basket weave stitch, which creates a checkerboard look and feel to the piece. This cozy little blanket pattern is wonderful for draping over a rocking chair or folding over the rail of a crib. Whip one up in your favorite color or a color to match your baby's room.
Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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khrysalis01 417103 1
May 11, 2016
SSK means slip slip knit. You do it like this Slip one stitch knitwise, slip next stitch knitwise, Knit those 2 stitches together. To Slip a stitch knitwise, put your next needle in as if to knit, then transfer the unworked stitch to right needle. After you've got the two unworked stitches, put your left needle into both stitches, yarn over from the back and complete the decreased stitch. This technique creates a left leaning decrease. I hope this helps.
krh27 5520899
May 03, 2016
Hi there, I am hoping that I am not asking a silly question, but in the pattern, basket weave section, could someone please explain the abbreviation SSK for me? I really appreciate your assistance (in advance) )
pbabbitt 4792466
Aug 01, 2014
I am looking for a pattern for knitted toddler sandals. I have seen crocheted but I want knitted. Can anyone help with a pattern?
Mdavey
Mar 31, 2014
You need to fix this pattern!!!!! When You click for the Pattern ( Easy Basket-Weave Bby Blanket ) It opens up to a religest Web Site.Now I'm afraid that I recieved a Virus from do ing so.You need to ADDRESS THIS !!!!!!!
ahuggett412014 174 8930
Apr 01, 2014
Hi Mdavey, I just tested the link to the pattern and did not experience any problem with it. I think you may be confusing the blogger's website for a spam site. We only work with Melissa, and what she posts on her personal blog is completely up to her. I can assure that this pattern links to a real blog, it just happens to have some religious themed content on it. Thanks for your comment, Editors of AllFreeKnitting
Lisa
Oct 08, 2015
Mdavey, you are incorrect on all counts of your comment and your language skills are atrocious.
Artan2 5535308
Apr 16, 2013
I am trying to find the Baby's First sweater that was shown on t6haty yarn label.
pmiller25 1019365
Mar 05, 2012
I made this blanket last spring. It turned out great and has found a home with a precious baby boy. It probably measures 30 by 36 when completed. All of the suggestions given should help. I always copy the patterns and put in a word document as suggested, then save in my knitting folder. Happy knitting!
CreativityGoddess
Jul 21, 2011
Hi lynzlee 3352516 - We understand your frustration. Have you tried the printing suggestions listed below? You can either highlight the text instructions and copy and paste them into a Word document before printing, or you can highlight them and then choose "Print Selection" and it should only print the text and not the pictures. Hope this helps! -The editors of AllFreeKnitting
lynzlee 3352516
Jul 21, 2011
Okay so I put the basket weave baby blanket in my patterns. Says it's there but no pattern. Frustrating. When I hit print it just prints a picture of the book cover the pattern must be in. Read you comment about your not being responsible for printing. But, if you offer free patterns you should have some responsiblity to make sure they are available to us. Help! I see someone else was able to get the pattern and make a blanket, care to share how you managed that. Thank you.
specialcommunity 6 242113
Jun 18, 2011
If you copy the directions and then paste them onto a new document in word you will have control of what you print. To do that highlight the area that you want to copy. Click on the top left corner and while holding the mouse button down drag the cursor to the bottom of what you are hoping to copy. The area should highligt while you do that. Once you have the area highlighted hold the "control" and the "c" button down at the same time. Minimize what you are looking at, open a new document, put the cursor on it and push "control" and "v" at the same time. What you copied should appear. Then you can play with your margins, line spacing, colors, etc. Hope this helps.
MissMaggie
Apr 19, 2011
I understand your frustration sharzlee 6866533. Unfortunately, we don't control how the pattern prints, that has to do with the blogger who's site the pattern is on. You can feel free to contact them and ask about a more printer-friendly version. Or you could always highlight the part of the page you want to print and when to go to hit the print button be sure to select "print selection". This will ensure that you print only what you have highlighted. I hope this helps! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting
sharzlee 6866533
Apr 17, 2011
this is a joke!!!! can't print pattern. But printed the whole full color book title that was printed above. wasted my whole color ink cartridges. I'm not a happy camper. I have had this problem before with this.
To Forgive Divine
Mar 26, 2013
Try copying the text of the pattern onto a Word or other text document and printing from there. Hope you enjoy making the blanket. Melissa Leedom
Crafter 15993
Mar 27, 2011
I loved making this blanket! Very simple and easy. Ssk mean that you slip the next 2 stitches as if to knit (don't KNIT it) onto your right needle and knit. It's very easy! The YO you did before you slipped the stitches will be in the back. Stick your left needle into the two stitches that you've slipped (your right need is in the back and your left needle is in the front). Now knit the working yarn through both stitches. You've made a decrease. You should have no problem with the number of stitches. I casted on 108 stitches. I've had no problems with this pattern! Here is a photo of the finished blanket and the baby! http://www.facebook.com/album.php?id=1639275158&aid=56234#!/photo.php?fbid=1728194298218&set=a.1442316311447.56234.1639275158&theater
newcomm 5139166
Mar 02, 2011
I tried this pattern 3 different times and gave up. Number of stitches listed once past the bottom border was 93, but I could never get sides to match - leave 6 on either side with groups of 8 (4 K, 4 P) to add up. I gave up and will find another pattern to use as a baby gift. Too bad - I liked the looks of this baby blanket.
To Forgive Divine
Mar 26, 2013
I hope you'll try again. My email address is on the website. Write me if you have any questions I can answer. Melissa Leedom
teddimur 5434532
Feb 10, 2011
Can someone tell me what "ssk" means in the directions?
To Forgive Divine
Mar 26, 2013
Crafter 15993 gave a great answer to this question: Ssk mean that you slip the next 2 stitches as if to knit (don't KNIT it) onto your right needle and knit. It's very easy! The YO you did before you slipped the stitches will be in the back. Stick your left needle into the two stitches that you've slipped (your right need is in the back and your left needle is in the front). Now knit the working yarn through both stitches. You've made a decrease. Hope you enjoy making the blanket. Melissa Leedom
jennjewett 6870163
Jan 15, 2011
this is the correct link... you just have to scroll down the page to get the instructions.
ljprussman
Dec 12, 2010
The link to this knitting pattern does not pull up the directions.
To Forgive Divine
Mar 26, 2013
Try this link: http://www.forgive490.com/EasyBasketweaveBabyBlanket.php or just go to www.forgive490.com and click on Blankets for Romania. Hope this helps. Melissa Leedom
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