Knitted Border Patterns For Blankets

Knitted Border Patterns For Blankets. The one on top still needs a knitted border. Whether you choose a simple or intricate stitch pattern, the border will enhance the overall appearance and make your blanket stand out.

4 Easy Steps on How To Add A Border To A Knitted Blanket KrostradeSource: krostrade.com

This free pattern features blanket squares that are then seamed together. My two handknit garter stitch blankets. Start with any number of sts.

They only had it on the bottom and top of the blanket. See more ideas about knitting, knitting stitches, knitting techniques. If you are able to both knit and crochet, then you might opt to put down your knitting needles and get out a crochet hook to crochet an edging (if crochet is your thing then take a look at our crochet borders post).

You can adjust the width of the border, choose a contrasting color for added visual interest, or experiment with different stitch patterns. Lie the bands together with right side facing. These patterns start by picking up a row of stitches along an edge with the right side facing.

Web 1) begin at the end of a right side row. When starting your blanket you cast on the amount of stitches needed for the inside of the blanket + 2 times the stitch count needed for the border (once for the left, and once for the right border). When you get to the end of your piece don't forget to repeat this part.

Four easy border patterns for the anthology blanket, or any blanket! My two handknit garter stitch blankets. Web when knitting borders, you can choose a completely different stitch pattern than you used on your garment.

This row of picked up stitches counts as a row of knit stitches on the right side. Continue on to finishing instructions. 2) join in new yarn (probably) and cast on the number of stitches your edge pattern calls for.

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