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Beginner Blue Baby Blanket

By: Lindsay Obermeyer from blog.craftwithacapitalc.com

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Beginner Blue Baby Blanket
Beginner Blue Baby Blanket
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"This is a simple, beginner's level baby blanket. It falls in the category of tv knitting, you know, that project you can do while watching tv and not get too lost with what you are knitting. This blanket was designed as a newborn receiving blanket, but could easily be adjusted to other sizes. It takes about 700 yards of worsted cotton, but could be done in a machine washable wool or acrylic. While easy, this is what I call a month of Sundays to make. So give yourself a little time to complete it."

This pattern comes with basic instructions for adjusting the size to a stroller blanket or basic crib blanket as well as an afghan.

Click here for knitting pattern

Beginner

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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Thank you for posting this. It's been years since I did any knitting and some things have just left my mind. I will use this as a refresher course as it were. I know it will all come back once I get started. It's always so nice to find what I need here.

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