Saturday, August 9, 2014
Lapghan started
I have started the lapghan for SIBOL and using a simple pattern it is a baby blanket pattern
Garter Rib Baby Blanket
I modified it by knitting 5 rows then following the pattern for six rows then adding 2 knit rows
So it is
Knit 5 rows
Row 1 Knit across row
Row 2 K3 P3 across row
*Then Knit two rows
Repeat Rows 1 and 2 until you have 6 rows
(The six rows of the pattern makes nice blocks of colour)
Repeat from *
I am changing colour on the Knit 2 rows
I want a nice colourful Lapghan and the Knit 2 rows gives a nice garter ridge between colour changes. It is also a great way to use up that stash.
The six rows of the pattern makes nice blocks of colour that look like this so far
It's a bit bunched up on the needle but I think you will get the idea of what it will look like. I have tried using cable needles and knitting back and forth but always get in a mess. My biggest problem is the cable never straightens enough it always kinks or twists and I have tried all sorts of ways to get the cable reasonably straight. I have bought 40cm long straight needles for bigger projects even if it does get a bit heavy it stops the problem I get with the cable needles.
My little frogs were posted off to Siblings Together yesterday 8th August so I hope they will like them.
I am now looking for a shawl pattern that would be suitable for SIBOL I want something easy but will sit on the shoulders without falling off all the time and maybe something unisex. I will have to see what I can find.
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That blanket is going to be perfect for SIBOL. I know what you mean about looking for a shawl pattern that will stay on the shoulders. I think a knitted capelet is a good idea.
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