Bunny Baby Blankie – Knitting Pattern
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Make a baby blankie with this easy knitting pattern. This blankie pattern is made in super soft cashmerino baby yarn by Sublime, that comes in an array of colours.
Knitting for babies is fun no matter what your skill level and this baby blankie pattern is easy for any beginners.
Knit flat, this blankie uses basic knit stitches and requires some shaping for the bunny head, with increasing and decreasing.
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Bunny Blankie
The bunny blankie pattern is easy to follow, knitting flat with straight needles. This means that there is some seaming needed, for the bunny head and ears.
You also have to stitch the bunny head to a corner of the blankie.
The knitting pattern is great for any beginners who are learning how to knit, as it is a quick project and great for stash busting – any yarns you have leftover from other projects can be used up for small projects like this.
If you would like to make more knitted items for the baby, please take a look at the other patterns in the baby knitting pattern library.
The bunny blankie pattern is easy to follow, knitting flat with straight needles. This means that there is some seaming needed, for the bunny head and ears. Yarn A - Brown (Pebble 006) Yarn B - Cream (Little linen 344) Yarn C - Yellow (Gooseberry 004) With Yarn A – Cast on 7 sts. Row 1 – Purl 1 row. Row 2 – K1, M1 – rep to the end of the row. (13 sts) Rows 3 – 4 – Rep the last two rows once more. (25 sts) Rows 5 – 7 – Work 3 rows in st st. (Starting with a P row and ending on a P row) Row 8 – *K1, M1, K3* Rep from * to * till the end of the row. (31 sts) Rows 9 – 21 – Work 13 rows in st st. (Starting with a P row and ending on a P row) Row 22 – K1, K2tog – rep to the end of the row. (21 sts) Rows 23 – 27 – Change to Yarn B - Work 5 rows in st st. (Starting with a P row and ending on a P row) Row 28 – K1, K2tog, rep to the end of the row. (14 sts) Row 29 – Purl 1 row. Cut a length of yarn around 8′′ and thread through the rem sts, stitch the head seam to the end of the nose. Stitch the eyes into place and the mouth/nose. Leave an opening underneath the head for stuffing. Stuff the head with polyfill stuffing and stitch closed. Weave in any loose ends. Stuff the bunny head with toy stuffing and stitch up the seam. Sew ears onto the head, then attach the head to a corner of the knitted blanket. Make sure the head is securely fastened. Gauge - 18 sts and 24 rows in 4×4 inches / 10 x 10cm Abbreviations M1 – Make 1 stitch K - Knit K2tog – Knit two stitches together P - Purl SKPO – Slip 1 stitch, knit 1 stitch, pass slipped st over knit st St St – Stockinette stitch (alternate between knit and purl rows)Bunny Baby Blankie - Knitting Pattern
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Ears: Yarn A
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