Meadow Lane

Blanket Knitting Pattern

Design by: Fifty Four Ten Studio
© 2017 All rights reserved.

Pattern Contents:
Photo & Yarn Used: Page 1
Knitting Pattern: Page 2
Size Modifications & Contact Info: Page 3

Yarn Used
Lion Brand New Basic 175
Heavy Worsted/Aran Weight
Color: Thyme #173
This pattern may be used with many worsted, DK or Aran weight yarns.
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SKILL LEVEL - Beginner / Easy

Yarn Notes
SIX BLANKET SIZES
Approximate sizes: This pattern is designed for use
with worsted or Aran weight
Baby: 29.75” wide x 32” long yarn. Pattern may be used for
Small: 32” wide x 42” long slightly lighter or heavier
Medium: 36.5” wide x 43” long weight yarns.
Large: 41” wide x 48” long
If you are using a different
XL: 45.5” wide x 50” long
weight yarn, you may need
XXL: 50” wide x 56” long
more...or less...yarn than noted
See page 3 for size modification tips.
SUPPLIES
 Worsted or Aran Weight Yarn:
Baby: 575 - 600 yards ABBREVIATIONS
Small: 850 - 875 yards K knit
Medium: 1020 - 1050 yards P purl
Large: 1300 - 1350 yards st stitch
XL: 1500 - 1550 yards sts stitches
XXL: 1850 - 1900 yards
 US Size 9 circular knitting needles, 24” - 38” in length
(or needle size best suited for your yarn & knitting tension)
 Tapestry needle

GAUGE
Garter stitch (or K4, P4 stitch pattern below) with US size 9 needles: about 14 stitches = 4”
Exact gauge is not essential. However, knitting should be fairly tight for desired appearance.
Select needle size that gives the best appearance for your choice yarn and your knitting tension.
To test knit...cast on 20 or 28 stitches & work in stitch pattern below until knitting measures about 2”.
DIRECTIONS
Directions for size Baby, with changes for sizes Small, Medium, Large, XL and XXL in parentheses.
With US size 9 circular needles cast on 108 sts for Baby size blanket (Small: 116 sts;
Medium: 132 sts; Large: 148 sts; XL: 164 sts; XXL: 180 sts).
Work back & forth on long circular needles to accommodate large number of stitches.
Work as follows:
Row 1: *K4, P4; repeat from *, end K4
Row 2: same as Row 1
The pattern is made up of these 2 rows. Repeat rows 1 and 2 until blanket is 32” long for Baby size
(Small: 42” long; Medium: 43” long; Large: 48” long; XL: 50” long; XXL: 56” long)...or desired length.

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FINISHING
With wrong side facing...when work is desired length, bind off loosely knit-wise .
Cut yarn leaving an 8” tail. With a tapestry needle, carefully weave in ends on the wrong side.
Block finished blanket, if desired. See my blog for tips: fiftyfourtenstudio.blogspot.com.

SIZE MODIFICATIONS
For wider blanket, increase number of stitches cast on by increments of 8. Adding 8 stitches will
increase width by about 2.2”.
For a smaller blanket, decrease number of stitches by increments of 8.
Or calculate the number of stitches: 4 x any odd number = number of stitches to cast on
For a longer blanket, simply knit additional rows as desired or until you run out of yarn. You may bind
off on any row. Be sure to purchase additional yarn for a larger blanket. Approximate yardage
needed for each additional 2” in length for each blanket size:

Baby: 38 - 40 yards
Small: 43 - 45 yards
Medium: 50 - 53 yards
Large: 57 - 60 yards
XL: 62 - 65 yards
XXL: 68 - 72 yards

NEED EXTRA HELP?

Meadow Lane blanket knitting pattern is an easy pattern. However, occasionally knitters have
challenges with this type of stitch pattern. I wrote a free tutorial to address the most common issues.
Download free Meadow Lane blanket tutorial on my blog.

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