[COLOR=blue]Hi Everyone ,[/COLOR]
[COLOR=blue]Here is a feather and fan cot blanket i made for an expectant friend. We do not know the sex of the baby yet so i did it in white.[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#0000ff]It measures 31in x 40in, so should keep the baby nicely covered:)[/COLOR]
Oh, Very, Very Pretty~ I love white anyway and you did a nice job on it!!
Thanks Mary I like it too. When she knows what she is having i will make another one in pink or blue
Rita W… I would love to know the pattern of this blanket. And what yarn did you use?
Beautiful!
I used a DK weight yarn.
The pattern is , CAst on multiples of 12st
Knit 4 rows and then proceed.
Row 1-- Knit
Row2–Knit 4st,Purl to last 4 st.Knit 4st
row3–Knit 6,* k2tog twice,(yo k1)4 times,(K2tog)twice*RPT from * to * till last 6 st K6
Row 4-- Knit
Rpt rows 1-4 to desired length
Just go as long as you like and then knit 4 Rows before you cast off.
Hope this helps
Very very pretty blanket. I love white baby blankets.
Thanks so much. It is beautiful!! What size needles did you use? And how many stitches did you cast on? How long did you make it?
Very very pretty blanket. I love white baby blankets
I agree with Karina, made two of them for my own DGD.
Such a pretty blanket! Thank you for the pattern – I have copied it down to use when the next baby comes along.
I just love the feather n fan pattern! I also think that white is sooo classy! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful Rita. Great work as always. Your friend will love it.
That’s a beautiful blanket! What exactly is a cot? Is that like a bassinet?
Hi Kellbigeyes
I cast on 168 st on a 4mm needles and it measures approx 31in x 40 in.
Rita
LOL Jan !! A cot is what we call a crib here un the UK
Beautiful blanket, it is sure to bring sweet dreams. Love the pattern.
very beautiful.:cheering: :cheering:
i like white, its clean looking
It’s funny, I was reading a book last night that is set in the UK and she mentioned ‘cot’ and I was able to figure from context what it was. It’s fun learning new words, but sometimes it’s confusing. I’m sure it’s the same for you or others around the world!
So pretty!
Jan wrote-
It’s funny, I was reading a book last night that is set in the UK and she mentioned ‘cot’ and I was able to figure from context what it was. It’s fun learning new words, but sometimes it’s confusing. I’m sure it’s the same for you or others around the world!
Oh You are so right ! we all have so many different words for different things. It is great learning stuff:)