To finish and create border: Work as 2nd row. Repeat rows 5 and 6, alternating, until blanket measures approximately 56″ ending on a 5 th row. Pull next loop from working yarn towards back through next stitch over last 6 stitches. Bring working yarn to front, *Twist next stitch once to left. Bring working yarn to back, **Pull next loop from working yarn up from behind through next stitch. Repeat from * 4 times more (6 twisted stitches worked). Pull next loop from working yarn towards back through next stitch. Pull next loop from working yarn towards back through last stitch worked on previous row. Pull next loop from working yarn up from behind through next stitch over last 6 stitches.Ħth row: Working from right to left with working yarn in front, twist last stitch worked on previous row once to the left. Pull next loop from working yarn up from behind 2nd stitch. Pull next loop from working yarn up from behind 1st stitch. **Cross next stitch in front of 2 nd stitch. Pull next loop from working yarn up from behind through next stitch. Pull next loop from working yarn up from behind through last stitch worked on previous row. Pull next loop from working yarn up from behind through next stitch.ĥth row: Working from left to right, with working yarn in back, twist last stitch worked on previous row once to the left. Pull next loop from working yarn towards back through next stitch.ģrd row: Working from left to right, move working yarn to back, Twist last stitch worked on previous row once to the left. Continue to end of row.Ģnd row: Working from right to left, move working yarn to front, Twist next loop of foundation row once to the left pull next loop from working yarn up through Pull the 71st loop (from ‘working yarn’) up through 70 th loop from behind to create a twisted stitch. Mark your 70th loop with a safety pin or clip of some sort.ġst row: Working from left to right, twist the 70th loop once to the left. With the yarn end at your right and your working yarn to your left. To begin, count 70 loops for your foundation row, with the loops facing up and It took me about 1 1/2 hours to work a skein, so about 12 hours to complete this blanket. I promise, this pattern is much easier to work than to read! Here are the directions, which will make your eyes cross when you read through them. This pattern uses a combination of stitches pulled from front to back,įrom back to front, and a twisted stitch. □ a bobby pin (or use a darning/tapestry needle) □ a green plastic Christmas tree ornament hanger (or use a safety pin) I used the Bernat Alize Blanket EZ Yarn, ‘Warm Clay’.īesides the yarn and my fingers, here are the other two tools I used: This pattern easy to work with a little counting and allowing for a 6-stitch border on both sides. This blanket pattern is the Bernat Alize EZ Textures Blanket that is approximatelyĥ6″ x 60″. You’ll need 144 yards of yarn in total for this pattern. The Alize Blanket EZ yarn is considered a jumbo size #7 gauge yarn and comes in 18 yard skeins / balls I purchased my yarn from JOANN fabric and craft store and it’s soft and plush,Īvailable in variegated as well as solid colors. There are several brands of loop yarn on the market.īernat Alize Blanket EZ yarn is the brand I use and is a microfiber chenille yarn that’s machine washable. To discover this yarn couple of years ago and have made several blankets since. I don’t knit or crochet, so I was excited If you’re not familiar with loop yarn, the loops in the yarn allow you to knit with your fingers, To keep you warm and cozy, no crochet hooks or knitting needles required! I’m sharing another loop yarn blanket pattern that makes a fun craft project, It finally feels like fall has arrived and it’s blanket and sweater weather! This EZ Textures Pattern blanket is made with a plush microfiber chenille yarn that’s machine washable and is a fun craft project for non-knitters. Finger knit a throw blanket using loop yarn, no knitting skills or needles required.
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