![]() ![]() This pattern can be made with any yarn and corresponding hook. Shown in Caron Ogo Colorama (color changes controlled)Īpproximately 3000 yards for a full sized throw (My sample used much less).įor DK or #3 weight yarn you will need approximately 2200 yards for a 40” baby blanket and 3000 yards for a 60” throw-sized blanket.įor Worsted or #4 weight yarn you will need approximately 2400 yards for a 40” baby blanket and 3400 yards for a 50” x 60” throw-sized blanket. This pattern is for a continuous granny square blanket using the 6DKB Stitches. Gauge: 10 sc x 11 r on J-10 (6 mm) in yarn shown, however you may use any yarn.įinished Size: Blanket shown is a very small sample but you can easily vary to your liking. I’ve worked up a simple, practical, perfect-for-grandad edge for this rectangular variation. ![]() Try Ravelry and Etsy (neither of those will be be free, but patterns are usually a few bucks via pdf downloads). and Betty used Erin’s template for combining the colors with her own color choices. The original Classic 6-Day Kid Blanket (6DKB), was written for a toddler-sized blanket made with chunky weight yarn, and can easily be made in six days. ![]() Start in the center and keep going until it’s as big as you like! There are a zillion free crochet patterns out there, including these old-fashioned chevrons she does. A variation of the classic 6-Day Kid Blanket by Betty McKnit. This pattern is for a continuous granny rectangle blanket using the 6DKB stitches and based on the 6-Day Great Granny Blanket. ![]()
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