Bunny Blanket
Posted by Jen on Wednesday Feb 18, 2009 Under BlanketsThis is my own take on the crochet Lion Brand Bunny Blanket. I just used scrap yarns for mine, and made it a lot bigger for a toddler.
This is my own take on the crochet Lion Brand Bunny Blanket. I just used scrap yarns for mine, and made it a lot bigger for a toddler.
These were made up for a friend. Feel to change the colors to your favorite team.
Materials:
1 ball Paton’s Astra in Grey
Red scrap yarn
Size G crochet hook
Pattern:
Cast on 25 sts.
First 3 rows are single crochet.
Double crochet next rows till you reach 8 inches.
Last three rows are single crochet.
Fold glove in half so that the single crochet is at the top and bottom.
Stitch up the side leaving a 1-2 inch hole for the thumb.
Use a running stitch to put a red line around the bottom of the glove.
Stitch any way you want your team’s letters across the top.
This works perfect for small coffee cups and water bottles. I have also used it for storing my sun glasses in.
Materials:
1 skein of sock yarn (Tofutsies)
5 size 3 double point needles (or your choice for knitting in the round)
Instructions:
Cast on 64 sts
Knit in the round using pattern k3, p1
When you have reached the desired length start your decreases as follows
Needle 1; k1, ssk, k to last 3 sts, k2 tog, k1
Repeat for other needles
Alternate a decrease round and a plain knit round till you have 24 sts left
k to tog all the way around
k 1 round with no decreases
Slip all sts onto yarn and pull tight.
This will form the bind off and a flat square bottom.
This was made for my hand made bears collection. I used the simple wash cloth pattern, decorated it a bit and added a bear head. I look forward to making more of these with different animals and colors. Although I don’t think that I will use fingering weight again, just DK or worsted. The fingering weight took forever. I used Plymouth Dream Baby Fingering Weight for this project. It is a microfiber.
I knit this from one ball of the Pound Of Love in white with 1 ball each of brown and blue Paton’s Astra. This is a very easy vest to knit. I tweaked a normal vest pattern for a man so that I could knit it in the round and have no seeming. It also did not have the argyle, so I added it. He has worn this for Christmas, and I look forward to seeing him wear it more.