This blanket is knitted from a two-ply yarn which is very
soft. It's not very heavy, but it makes a great bunting. The
navy blue and tan are nice neutral colors that go with
almost anything. There is a garter stitch border, and cables
going up each "block", although the whole blanket is knit in
one piece.
Using baby yarn with color A and size 8 needles, cast on
132 stitches. Knit 10 rows (stockinette stitch).
Row 1: K10 (border is stockinette stitch); #p2, *k1, yo, k1,
p2, repeat from * 4 times; k5; repeat from # 3 times; p2,
*k2, p2, repeat from * 4 times; k10 (border).
Row 2: k10, #k2, *p3, k2, repeat from * 4 times; k5; repeat
from # 3 times; k2, *p3, k2, repeat from * 4 times; k10.
Row 3: k10; #p2, *k 2 tog, k1(mock cable made), p2, repeat
from * 4 times; k5; repeat from # 3 times; p2, *k 2 tog, k1,
p2, repeat from * 4 times, k10.
Row 4: k10, #k2, *p2, k2, repeat from * 4 times; k5; repeat
from # 3 times; k2, *p2, k2, repeat from * 4 times; k10.
Repeat these 4 rows 5 times.
Knit 4 rows. Stripe made.
Change to color B, knit 4 rows. Make a stripe of color B.
Change to color A, knit 4 rows, make a stripe. Repeat
stripes in color B, A, B, A (remember to knit 4 rows of
stockinette stitch be fore and after changing colors). Knit
6 more rows (using color A) to complete the stockinette
stitch border and bind off loosely.
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