Page 105 - Knit Now - Issue 112 (January 2020)
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Baby knit


         Designed by                                                             Knit 4 rows (garter st).

                                             Start kniting…                      Cast off knitwise (WS).
                                             With MC, cast on 64 sts. Do not     Finishing
                                             join. Working back and forth across   Following Chart II and using Contrast
         Yarn used                           needle in rows, proceed as follows:  B, work duplicate st to embroider Eyes,
         Bernat Baby Blanket                 Knit 4 rows (garter st), noting that 1 st  Nose, and Mouth.
         5 balls in Baby Blue (03202) (MC)   row is WS.
         1 ball in White (03005) (Contrast A)                                    Outer Ears (make 2).
         Bernat Softee Chunky                Set-up row: K3. Kfb. (K7. Kfb) 7 times.   With MC, cast on 24 sts.
         1 ball in Black (28040) (Contrast B)   K4. 72 sts.                      Work 12 rows in St st, noting fi rst row
                                                                                 is RS.
         About the yarn                      1st row: (RS). Knit.                Begin shaping
         Bernat Baby Blanket                 2nd row: K4. Purl to last 4 sts. K4.  1st row: (RS). K2. ssk. K2tog. Knit to last
         (super chunky; 65m per 100g ball;   Rep these 2 rows until work from     6 sts. ssk. K2tog. K2. 20 sts.
         100% polyester)                     beg measures 35.5cm, ending on      2nd row: Purl.
         Bernat Softee Chunky (super         a WS row.                           Rep these 2 rows 3 times more. 8 sts.
         chunky; 99m per 100g ball;                                              Next row: K2. ssk. K2tog. K2. 6 sts,
         100% acrylic)                       Place chart                         Divide sts onto 2 needles. Graft 2 sets
                                             1st row: (RS). K28. Knit 1st row of   of 3 sts tog.
         Tension                               Chart I across next 16 sts, reading
         8 sts and 13 rows = 10 cm             row from right to left. Knit to end   Inner Ears (make 2).
         measured over St st                   of row.                           With Contrast A, cast on 12 sts.
                                             2nd row: K4. P24. Purl 2nd row of   Work 8 rows in stocking st, noting fi rst
         Needles used                          Chart I across next 16 sts, reading   row is RS.
         8 mm circular, 80cm                   row from left to right. Purl to last 4   Begin shaping
                                               sts. K4.                          1st row: (RS). K1. Ssk. Knit to last 3 sts.
         Other supplies                      Cont with Chart I, as placed in      K2tog. K1. 10 sts.
         embroidery needle                   last 2 rows, work even until Chart I is   2nd row: P1. P2tog. Purl to last 3 sts.
                                             complete.                            P2togtbl. K1. 8 sts.
         Sizing                              Next row: (RS). Knit                Rep these 2 rows once more. 4 sts.
         Approx 91.5 x 101.5 cm              Next row: K4. Purl to last 4 sts.   Next row: Ssk. K2tog.
                                             Rep these 2 rows until work from beg   Cast off knitwise.
         Abbreviations                       measures approx 98cm, ending on     With RS facing, sew Inner Ear to
         See page 94 of Knit Now for all     a WS row.                           Outer Ear. Sew Ears to Blanket as shown
         abbreviations                       Next row: (RS). K3. K2tog. (K7. K2tog)   in picture.
         Worked in stocking stitch, with a     7 times. K4. 64 sts.              Weave in ends.
         garter-stitch edge. The nose is
         created using the intarsia method
         (charted). Ears are worked
         separately and added afterwards,
         and the eyes, nose and mouth
         are duplicate-stitched at the end.











          When working from chart, wind
          small balls of the colours to be
          used, one for each separate
          area of colour in the design.
          To change colours, wind the 2
          colours around each where they
          meet, on WS, to avoid a hole



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