Easy Teddy 2026 Blanket Free Knitting Pattern

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A handmade blanket for a baby’s first adventures

A little teddy bear, a heart-shaped balloon and the year 2026 come together in this sweet knitted design. This Easy Teddy 2026 Blanket Free Knitting Pattern includes simple, row-by-row instructions for creating a baby stroller blanket using easy knit and purl stitches. Worked in one color, the raised motif gives the blanket a gentle texture and a timeless, handmade charm.

Designed by a real knitter, not by AI

Every row of this pattern is my own work as a designer, carefully planned and written by hand. You can trust each instruction you follow.

Pink knitted baby blanket featuring a teddy bear holding a heart-shaped balloon with 2026, textured knit and purl stitch design, garter stitch border, free easy knitting pattern

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Pattern details

DesignTeddy Bear 2026 Blanket
Skill levelBeginner
SkillsKnit, purl, cast on, bind off
TechniqueKnit & purl texture
Blanket sizes and yarn optionsSee the table below
Stitches130 sts x 230 rows

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Why you’ll love this Easy Teddy 2026 Blanket Free Knitting Pattern

  • Just two stitches: knit and purl.
  • Solid color: no color changes, the texture does all the work.
  • No chart: every row is written out.
  • Easy rhythm: every right-side row is plain knit.
  • Choose your size: the thicker the yarn, the bigger the blanket.
  • Free and complete: every row is written out below, just scroll down.

How knit and purl stitches create the motif

Knit and purl are all you need: the design is worked in garter stitch against a smooth stockinette background. One yarn, from the first row to the last.

Knitted with love by Lisa and Karen

Look how beautifully the texture shows the motif, in any color!

HitsKnits tip

Choose a light, smooth, solid color yarn. Pale shades show the texture best, while dark, fluffy or variegated yarns can hide the motif.

Teddy Blanket sizes and yarn options

Start with the size you want. Find your blanket size in the table, and the same row shows the yarn weight, needles and how much yarn you need:

YarnNeedlesGauge
10 × 10 cm (4″ × 4″)
Blanket size
approx.
Total yarn
approx.
Sport / DK
5 ply / 8 ply
3.75–4 mm
US 5–6
22 sts × 29 rows59 × 79 cm
23″ × 31″
≈ 300 g
700 m / 750 yd
Worsted
10 ply
4.5–5 mm
US 7–8
18 sts × 24 rows72 × 96 cm
28″ × 38″
≈ 500 g
800 m / 850 yd
Aran
10 ply
5.5 mm
US 9
16 sts × 22 rows81 × 105 cm
32″ × 41″
≈ 600 g
900 m / 1000 yd
Chunky
12 ply
6–6.5 mm
US 10–10.5
14 sts × 20 rows93 × 115 cm
37″ × 45″
≈ 850 g
1100 m / 1200 yd

Sizes and yarn amounts are approximate and depend on your yarn and tension. Grams vary with the fiber, so go by the meters or yards on your yarn label, and buy one extra skein to be safe.

Yarn recommendations

Found your size in the table? Pick a yarn in the same weight.

Tip: smooth, light, solid colors show the knit and purl texture best.

You will also need: a tapestry needle for weaving in the ends. A row counter is optional, but handy.

Looking for more easy designs?See knit and purl blanket patterns

How the Teddy blanket is made

  1. Garter border Cast on 130 stitches and knit a neat garter stitch border.
  2. The picture appears You knit the picture on wrong-side rows. Every right-side row is plain knit, so you get a break from counting.
  3. Finishing Knit the top border, bind off, weave in the ends and block lightly.

The full blanket is 130 stitches x 230 rows, and every row is written out for you below.

Tips for a crisp, beautiful motif

  • Tick off each row as you go, or use a row counter.
  • Count the stitches in each block on patterned rows. One missed purl can shift the picture.
  • A long circular needle (80 cm or longer) holds all 130 stitches comfortably.
  • Block lightly at the end to even out your stitches and smooth the fabric.
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Easy Teddy 2026 Blanket Free Knitting Pattern: row-by-row instructions

Each row below tells you exactly how many stitches to knit and how many to purl. The arrow shows the side of the work: → wrong-side row, ← right-side row.
RS right side
WS wrong side
(K) knit
(P) purl
For example, (K)10, (P)20, (K)10 means: knit 10 stitches, purl 20 stitches, knit 10 stitches.

Note for left-handed knitters

Left-handed knitters are always welcome!

This tip is for you if you knit mirrored, the opposite way from right-handed knitters, with your working needle in your left hand. In that case, read each row from the end to the beginning, so your design won’t come out mirrored, and your blanket will look exactly like the photo. If you knit the usual way, follow the pattern as written.

So, let’s begin! Cast on 130 stitches.

→ Row 1 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 2 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 3 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 4 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 5 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 6 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 7 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 8 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 9 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 10 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 11 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 12 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 13 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 14 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 15 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 16 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 17 [WS]: (K)10, (P)110, (K)10
← Row 18 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 19 [WS]: (K)10, (P)110, (K)10
← Row 20 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 21 [WS]: (K)10, (P)110, (K)10
← Row 22 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 23 [WS]: (K)10, (P)16, (K)7, (P)33, (K)7, (P)47, (K)10
← Row 24 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 25 [WS]: (K)10, (P)13, (K)14, (P)26, (K)13, (P)44, (K)10
← Row 26 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 27 [WS]: (K)10, (P)11, (K)18, (P)22, (K)17, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 28 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 29 [WS]: (K)10, (P)10, (K)59, (P)41, (K)10
← Row 30 [RS]: (K)130

The First Details Appear

By Row 31, the teddy bear’s little feet are already visible, and the motif is beginning to take shape. The blanket is worked flat in rows on circular needles, with a long cable to accommodate all the stitches.

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→ Row 31 [WS]: (K)10, (P)9, (K)61, (P)40, (K)10
← Row 32 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 33 [WS]: (K)10, (P)8, (K)63, (P)39, (K)10
← Row 34 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 35 [WS]: (K)10, (P)8, (K)64, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 36 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 37 [WS]: (K)10, (P)7, (K)65, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 38 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 39 [WS]: (K)10, (P)7, (K)46, (P)1, (K)18, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 40 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 41 [WS]: (K)10, (P)7, (K)18, (P)1, (K)27, (P)2, (K)17, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 42 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 43 [WS]: (K)10, (P)8, (K)16, (P)2, (K)28, (P)2, (K)16, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 44 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 45 [WS]: (K)10, (P)8, (K)15, (P)2, (K)30, (P)2, (K)14, (P)39, (K)10
← Row 46 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 47 [WS]: (K)10, (P)10, (K)11, (P)3, (K)32, (P)2, (K)12, (P)40, (K)10
← Row 48 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 49 [WS]: (K)10, (P)12, (K)7, (P)5, (K)33, (P)4, (K)7, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 50 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 51 [WS]: (K)10, (P)18, (K)4, (P)2, (K)33, (P)53, (K)10
← Row 52 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 53 [WS]: (K)10, (P)14, (K)8, (P)2, (K)15, (P)1, (K)17, (P)53, (K)10
← Row 54 [RS]: (K)130

→ Row 55 [WS]: (K)10, (P)15, (K)7, (P)2, (K)13, (P)5, (K)15, (P)53, (K)10
← Row 56 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 57 [WS]: (K)10, (P)15, (K)8, (P)1, (K)11, (P)9, (K)13, (P)53, (K)10
← Row 58 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 59 [WS]: (K)10, (P)16, (K)7, (P)2, (K)9, (P)11, (K)11, (P)54, (K)10
← Row 60 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 61 [WS]: (K)10, (P)17, (K)7, (P)1, (K)8, (P)13, (K)10, (P)8, (K)2, (P)44, (K)10
← Row 62 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 63 [WS]: (K)10, (P)18, (K)6, (P)1, (K)7, (P)15, (K)8, (P)10, (K)1, (P)44, (K)10
← Row 64 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 65 [WS]: (K)10, (P)19, (K)6, (P)1, (K)6, (P)15, (K)8, (P)10, (K)1, (P)44, (K)10
← Row 66 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 67 [WS]: (K)10, (P)21, (K)12, (P)6, (K)1, (P)6, (K)8, (P)11, (K)1, (P)44, (K)10
← Row 68 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 69 [WS]: (K)10, (P)22, (K)12, (P)3, (K)5, (P)3, (K)14, (P)6, (K)1, (P)44, (K)10
← Row 70 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 71 [WS]: (K)10, (P)24, (K)39, (P)2, (K)1, (P)44, (K)10
← Row 72 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 73 [WS]: (K)10, (P)26, (K)41, (P)43, (K)10
← Row 74 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 75 [WS]: (K)10, (P)28, (K)40, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 76 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 77 [WS]: (K)10, (P)26, (K)43, (P)41, (K)10
← Row 78 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 79 [WS]: (K)10, (P)23, (K)11, (P)5, (K)10, (P)2, (K)19, (P)40, (K)10
← Row 80 [RS]: (K)130

→ Row 81 [WS]: (K)10, (P)21, (K)9, (P)13, (K)5, (P)7, (K)16, (P)39, (K)10
← Row 82 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 83 [WS]: (K)10, (P)20, (K)9, (P)16, (K)5, (P)8, (K)14, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 84 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 85 [WS]: (K)10, (P)18, (K)9, (P)8, (K)5, (P)7, (K)5, (P)8, (K)12, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 86 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 87 [WS]: (K)10, (P)17, (K)10, (P)6, (K)2, (P)3, (K)5, (P)5, (K)5, (P)8, (K)11, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 88 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 89 [WS]: (K)10, (P)17, (K)10, (P)11, (K)1, (P)4, (K)1, (P)4, (K)6, (P)8, (K)10, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 90 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 91 [WS]: (K)10, (P)16, (K)11, (P)11, (K)1, (P)4, (K)1, (P)5, (K)6, (P)8, (K)8, (P)39, (K)10
← Row 92 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 93 [WS]: (K)10, (P)16, (K)11, (P)11, (K)1, (P)10, (K)7, (P)9, (K)3, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 94 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 95 [WS]: (K)10, (P)15, (K)13, (P)6, (K)5, (P)9, (K)8, (P)11, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 96 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 97 [WS]: (K)10, (P)15, (K)13, (P)5, (K)8, (P)7, (K)8, (P)11, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 98 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 99 [WS]: (K)10, (P)15, (K)15, (P)3, (K)8, (P)6, (K)10, (P)10, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 100 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 101 [WS]: (K)10, (P)11, (K)21, (P)4, (K)3, (P)6, (K)12, (P)10, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 102 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 103 [WS]: (K)10, (P)9, (K)18, (P)3, (K)5, (P)7, (K)15, (P)10, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 104 [RS]: (K)130

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→ Row 105 [WS]: (K)10, (P)8, (K)19, (P)3, (K)27, (P)10, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 106 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 107 [WS]: (K)10, (P)7, (K)6, (P)3, (K)25, (P)3, (K)12, (P)11, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 108 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 109 [WS]: (K)10, (P)7, (K)5, (P)4, (K)25, (P)3, (K)12, (P)11, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 110 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 111 [WS]: (K)10, (P)7, (K)5, (P)5, (K)38, (P)12, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 112 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 113 [WS]: (K)10, (P)7, (K)5, (P)5, (K)38, (P)12, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 114 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 115 [WS]: (K)10, (P)7, (K)6, (P)5, (K)39, (P)10, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 116 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 117 [WS]: (K)10, (P)8, (K)6, (P)3, (K)41, (P)9, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 118 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 119 [WS]: (K)10, (P)9, (K)42, (P)2, (K)6, (P)8, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 120 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 121 [WS]: (K)10, (P)10, (K)11, (P)2, (K)27, (P)4, (K)5, (P)8, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 122 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 123 [WS]: (K)10, (P)13, (K)5, (P)7, (K)23, (P)6, (K)5, (P)8, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 124 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 125 [WS]: (K)10, (P)28, (K)18, (P)7, (K)6, (P)8, (K)1, (P)42, (K)10
← Row 126 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 127 [WS]: (K)10, (P)30, (K)9, (P)3, (K)6, (P)3, (K)7, (P)5, (K)3, (P)1, (K)1, (P)1, (K)3, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 128 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 129 [WS]: (K)10, (P)28, (K)8, (P)7, (K)14, (P)6, (K)9, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 130 [RS]: (K)130

Printable PDF knitting pattern for the Easy Teddy 2026 baby blanket, featuring English row-by-row written instructions, a teddy bear and heart-shaped balloon design, and an AI-free knit and purl pattern

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→ Row 131 [WS]: (K)10, (P)31, (K)2, (P)2, (K)1, (P)8, (K)12, (P)8, (K)7, (P)39, (K)10
← Row 132 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 133 [WS]: (K)10, (P)32, (K)1, (P)13, (K)8, (P)11, (K)7, (P)38, (K)10
← Row 134 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 135 [WS]: (K)10, (P)62, (K)4, (P)5, (K)6, (P)33, (K)10
← Row 136 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 137 [WS]: (K)10, (P)59, (K)4, (P)13, (K)5, (P)29, (K)10
← Row 138 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 139 [WS]: (K)10, (P)56, (K)4, (P)20, (K)3, (P)27, (K)10
← Row 140 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 141 [WS]: (K)10, (P)54, (K)3, (P)25, (K)4, (P)24, (K)10
← Row 142 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 143 [WS]: (K)10, (P)52, (K)3, (P)30, (K)3, (P)22, (K)10
← Row 144 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 145 [WS]: (K)10, (P)50, (K)3, (P)34, (K)3, (P)20, (K)10
← Row 146 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 147 [WS]: (K)10, (P)48, (K)3, (P)38, (K)2, (P)19, (K)10
← Row 148 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 149 [WS]: (K)10, (P)47, (K)2, (P)41, (K)3, (P)17, (K)10
← Row 150 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 151 [WS]: (K)10, (P)45, (K)3, (P)44, (K)2, (P)16, (K)10
← Row 152 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 153 [WS]: (K)10, (P)44, (K)2, (P)47, (K)3, (P)14, (K)10
← Row 154 [RS]: (K)130

→ Row 155 [WS]: (K)10, (P)43, (K)2, (P)50, (K)2, (P)13, (K)10
← Row 156 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 157 [WS]: (K)10, (P)42, (K)2, (P)52, (K)2, (P)12, (K)10
← Row 158 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 159 [WS]: (K)10, (P)41, (K)2, (P)54, (K)2, (P)11, (K)10
← Row 160 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 161 [WS]: (K)10, (P)40, (K)2, (P)56, (K)2, (P)10, (K)10
← Row 162 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 163 [WS]: (K)10, (P)39, (K)2, (P)7, (K)9, (P)5, (K)4, (P)5, (K)9, (P)4, (K)6, (P)9, (K)2, (P)9, (K)10
← Row 164 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 165 [WS]: (K)10, (P)38, (K)2, (P)7, (K)11, (P)2, (K)8, (P)2, (K)11, (P)2, (K)9, (P)8, (K)2, (P)8, (K)10
← Row 166 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 167 [WS]: (K)10, (P)38, (K)2, (P)8, (K)9, (P)2, (K)4, (P)2, (K)4, (P)2, (K)9, (P)2, (K)4, (P)3, (K)4, (P)8, (K)2, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 168 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 169 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)2, (P)11, (K)4, (P)5, (K)3, (P)4, (K)3, (P)4, (K)4, (P)4, (K)4, (P)5, (K)3, (P)8, (K)2, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 170 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 171 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)2, (P)12, (K)4, (P)4, (K)3, (P)5, (K)3, (P)4, (K)4, (P)3, (K)4, (P)5, (K)3, (P)9, (K)1, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 172 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 173 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)1, (P)14, (K)4, (P)3, (K)3, (P)5, (K)3, (P)5, (K)4, (P)2, (K)5, (P)3, (K)3, (P)10, (K)1, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 174 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 175 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)1, (P)15, (K)4, (P)2, (K)3, (P)5, (K)3, (P)6, (K)4, (P)2, (K)9, (P)11, (K)1, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 176 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 177 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)1, (P)11, (K)1, (P)4, (K)4, (P)1, (K)3, (P)5, (K)3, (P)2, (K)1, (P)4, (K)4, (P)1, (K)4, (P)16, (K)1, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 178 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 179 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)1, (P)10, (K)2, (P)5, (K)3, (P)2, (K)3, (P)4, (K)3, (P)1, (K)2, (P)5, (K)3, (P)2, (K)4, (P)15, (K)1, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 180 [RS]: (K)130

→ Row 181 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)1, (P)3, (K)1, (P)6, (K)3, (P)3, (K)4, (P)2, (K)4, (P)2, (K)4, (P)1, (K)3, (P)3, (K)4, (P)3, (K)5, (P)13, (K)1, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 182 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 183 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)1, (P)3, (K)2, (P)6, (K)9, (P)3, (K)8, (P)3, (K)9, (P)5, (K)6, (P)10, (K)1, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 184 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 185 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)1, (P)3, (K)2, (P)8, (K)5, (P)7, (K)4, (P)7, (K)5, (P)9, (K)6, (P)8, (K)1, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 186 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 187 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)1, (P)3, (K)3, (P)58, (K)1, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 188 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 189 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)2, (P)2, (K)4, (P)56, (K)2, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 190 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 191 [WS]: (K)10, (P)37, (K)2, (P)3, (K)3, (P)56, (K)2, (P)7, (K)10
← Row 192 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 193 [WS]: (K)10, (P)38, (K)2, (P)2, (K)4, (P)54, (K)2, (P)8, (K)10
← Row 194 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 195 [WS]: (K)10, (P)39, (K)2, (P)2, (K)4, (P)52, (K)2, (P)9, (K)10
← Row 196 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 197 [WS]: (K)10, (P)40, (K)2, (P)2, (K)4, (P)22, (K)2, (P)26, (K)2, (P)10, (K)10
← Row 198 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 199 [WS]: (K)10, (P)41, (K)2, (P)3, (K)4, (P)19, (K)5, (P)23, (K)2, (P)11, (K)10
← Row 200 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 201 [WS]: (K)10, (P)42, (K)2, (P)3, (K)4, (P)17, (K)2, (P)3, (K)3, (P)19, (K)3, (P)12, (K)10
← Row 202 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 203 [WS]: (K)10, (P)43, (K)3, (P)3, (K)5, (P)12, (K)3, (P)6, (K)3, (P)14, (K)4, (P)14, (K)10
← Row 204 [RS]: (K)130

→ Row 205 [WS]: (K)10, (P)45, (K)3, (P)15, (K)4, (P)10, (K)6, (P)4, (K)6, (P)17, (K)10
← Row 206 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 207 [WS]: (K)10, (P)47, (K)6, (P)7, (K)4, (P)18, (K)6, (P)22, (K)10
← Row 208 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 209 [WS]: (K)10, (P)52, (K)9, (P)49, (K)10
← Row 210 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 211 [WS]: (K)10, (P)110, (K)10
← Row 212 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 213 [WS]: (K)10, (P)110, (K)10
← Row 214 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 215 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 216 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 217 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 218 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 219 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 220 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 221 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 222 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 223 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 224 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 225 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 226 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 227 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 228 [RS]: (K)130
→ Row 229 [WS]: (K)130
← Row 230 [RS]: (K)130

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Final step

Bind off all stitches in knit. Weave in the ends neatly on the wrong side. Block your blanket lightly if you like, to smooth and shape the fabric.

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Frequently asked questions

Can a beginner knit this blanket?

Yes. You only need to cast on, knit, purl and bind off. Every row is written out, so you simply follow the numbers and count your stitches carefully.

Can I knit this pattern left-handed?

Yes! Left-handed knitters are always welcome. If you knit mirrored, with your working needle in your left hand, read each row from the end to the beginning so your design won’t come out mirrored. If you knit the usual way, follow the pattern as written.

What yarn is best for a knit and purl blanket?

A smooth, light, solid color yarn shows the texture best. Cotton, acrylic or a wool blend all work well.

How big is the finished blanket?

It depends on your yarn. See the size table for every yarn weight, from sport to chunky. The exact size depends on your needles and tension.

Can I print this pattern?

Yes. A printable PDF version with all 230 rows on clean pages is available in my shop and on Ravelry.

Happy knitting!

Dana, HitsKnits Designer

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