Together Again Blanket by Fifty Four Ten Studio Nov 2019 PDF

Together Again
Blanket Knitting Pattern

Design by: Fifty Four Ten Studio
© 2019 All rights reserved.
Pattern Contents:
Photo & Yarn Used: Page 1
Knitting Pattern: Pages 2 - 5
Finishing & Size Modifications: Page 5
Contact Info: Page 6
Photos & Tips: Page 6
Yarn Used:
Lion Brand ‘Color Made Easy’
Bulky Weight
Color: Basalt #150
Together Again - Knitting Pattern
Design by: Fifty Four Ten Studio © 2019
SKILL LEVEL - Easy (for a confident knitter)
Yarn Notes
SIX BLANKET SIZES
Pattern is designed
Approximate sizes after blocking:
for use with bulky
Baby: 29.5” wide x 33.5” long weight yarn.
Small: 33” wide x 39” long
Medium: 36.5” wide x 44.5” long For the large size blanket I used
Large: 40” wide x 50” long five skeins of Lion Brand Color
XL: 47” wide x 55.5” long Made Easy yarn in the ‘Basalt’
colorway. (There were 60 yards
XXL: 50.5” wide x 61” long
leftover when finished.)
See page 5 for info about making blanket longer.
Click here to shop all 20+
SUPPLIES shades of Color Made Easy yarn
 Bulky Weight Yarn: on the Lion Brand website.
Baby: 610 - 640 yards
Small: 790 - 830 yards
Medium: 1000 - 1040 yards
Large: 1185 - 1235 yards ABBREVIATIONS
XL: 1650 - 1720 yards K knit
XXL: 1950 - 2050 yards mkr marker
 US size 10.5 circular knitting needles, 28” - 38” in length P purl
(or size necessary to obtain gauge) st stitch
 Tapestry needle sts stitches
 Stitch markers - ring & clip-on (highly recommended) RS right side
WS wrong side
GAUGE
Stockinette stitch with US 10.5 needles: 12 sts & 16 - 17 rows = 4”
A different gauge may require more (or less) yarn than listed. Check gauge by casting on 20 stitches
and working in stockinette stitch for 4”. If gauge measures more than 3 stitches per inch the project
may require more yarn than indicated. Blocking of gauge swatch is not necessary. However, blocking
the finished project is highly recommended. Reuse gauge yarn for the project.
DIRECTIONS
Directions for size Baby, with changes for sizes Small, Medium, Large, XL and XXL in parentheses.
With US size 10.5 circular knitting needles cast on 88 sts for size Baby blanket.
(Small: 98 sts; Medium: 108 sts; Large: 118 sts; XL: 138 sts; XXL: 148 sts.)
Work back and forth on long circular needles to accommodate large number of stitches.
Work as follows for bottom border & set-up rows, middle section and top border.
Pick right side of knitting based on more attractive side of cast on edge. Click here to see photos.
2
BOTTOM BORDER & SET-UP ROWS

Knit every row for 8 rows. End after finishing a wrong side row. (Same for all sizes.)
See note on page 2 about identifying right side. If needed, knit one more row so right side is facing to start set-up rows.
Then, work the following two rows one time to ‘set-up’ and establish the pattern:
Set-up Row 1 (RS): K4, place mkr, *K5, P5; repeat from * total of 8 times placing a marker after
each repeat (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times; Medium: repeat from * total of 10 times;
Large: repeat from * total of 11 times; XL: repeat from * total of 13 times;
XXL: repeat from * total of 14 times), place mkr, K4.
Slip markers on all following rows. Markers highly recommended to keep track of pattern repeat.
Set-up Row 2 (WS): K4, *K5, P5; repeat from * total of 8 times (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times;
Medium: repeat from * total of 10 times; Large: repeat from * total of 11 times;
XL: repeat from * total of 13 times; XXL: repeat from * total of 14 times), K4.
Proceed to Middle Section directions below.
MIDDLE SECTION
With right side of knitting facing work as follows:
Row 1 (RS): K4, *K5, P5; repeat from * total of 8 times (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times;
Row 2 (WS): K4, *K5, P5; repeat from * total of 8 times (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times;
Row 3 (RS): Same as Row 1.
Row 4 (WS): Same as Row 2.
Row 5 (RS): K4, *K4, P1, K1, P4; repeat from * total of 8 times (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times;
Row 6 (WS): K4, *K4, P1, K1, P4; repeat from * total of 8 times (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times;
3
Row 13 (RS): K4, *P5, K5; repeat from * total of 8 times (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times;
Row 14 (WS): K4, *P5, K5; repeat from * total of 8 times (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times;
Row 15 (RS): Same as Row 13.
Row 16 (WS): Same as Row 14.
Row 17 (RS): K4, *P4, K1, P1, K4; repeat from * total of 8 times (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times;
Row 18 (WS): K4, *P4, K1, P1, K4; repeat from * total of 8 times (Small: repeat from * total of 9 times;
Continued on next page...
If you have any questions, contact Mary Lee at: FiftyFourTenStudio@gmail.com
4
The middle section is made up of rows 1 - 24. Repeat rows 1 - 24 a total of 5 times for Baby blanket
or until work measures approximately 3 - 3.5” from desired length. (Small: repeat total of 6 times;
Medium: repeat total of 7 times; Large: repeat total of 8 times; XL: repeat total of 9 times;
XXL: repeat total of 10 times.) Size modification tips at bottom of this page.
Then...repeat rows 1 & 2 a total of 3 times (6 rows total). (Same for all sizes.)
Proceed to Top Border directions below.
TOP BORDER
With right side of knitting facing work as follows:
Knit every row for 9 rows. Bind off loosely on next row. (Same for all sizes.)
FINISHING
Cut yarn leaving an 8” tail. With a tapestry needle, carefully weave in ends on wrong side of blanket.
Blocking is highly recommended. Click here to see tips on my blog: fiftyfourtenstudio.blogspot.com.
SIZE MODIFICATIONS
For a longer blanket, add additional middle section pattern sequences (Rows 1 - 24).
Each additional pattern sequence will add approximately 5.5” to the length of the blanket.
Approximate yardage for each additional 24 row pattern sequence:
Baby: 105 - 110 yards Large: 135 - 145 yards
Small: 115 - 120 yards XL: 160 - 170 yards
Medium: 125 - 135 yards XXL: 175 - 185 yards
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5
For best appearance, blocking of finished blanket is

highly recommended. Click here for blocking tips.
Ring style stitch markers recommended to keep

track of the stitch pattern repeat. Clip on markers
used to identify the right side (front) of project and
track progress. (Upper right photo.)
If you have any questions, contact Mary Lee at: FiftyFourTenStudio@gmail.com
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Pattern may not be resold, copied or redistributed for any reason via hard copy, email or internet posting.
This pattern may be used for personal use, charity knitting, or small scale craft sales.

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Blanket Knitting Pattern

BOTTOM BORDER & SET-UP ROWS

If you have any questions, contact Mary Lee at: FiftyFourTenStudio@gmail.com

For best appearance, blocking of finished blanket is

Ring style stitch markers recommended to keep

If you have any questions, contact Mary Lee at: FiftyFourTenStudio@gmail.com

Click here to see all of my knitting patterns on Ravelry.

I would love to see your projects on Instagram! Tag your posts:

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