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3 Ways to Knit a Lap Blanket

By Matthew Lynch
October 7, 2023
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Introduction:

A lap blanket is a versatile and cozy addition to your home accessories. Not only does it keep you warm, but it can also be an excellent handmade gift for friends and family. If you’ve been wanting to knit your own lap blanket, you’re in luck! In this article, we’ll discuss three different ways to knit a lap blanket that vary in technique and skill level. Let’s get started!

1. Basic Garter Stitch Lap Blanket

The garter stitch is a simple yet classic knitting pattern perfect for beginners. It’s created by simply knitting every row, which forms a texture of horizontal ridges.

Materials:

– Yarn of your choice (medium to bulky weight works well)

– Knitting needles (size appropriate for your chosen yarn)

– Tapestry needle

– Scissors

Instructions:

  1. Begin by casting on enough stitches to make the desired width of your blanket.
  2. Knit every row using the basic knit stitch until you’ve reached the desired length.
  3. Cast off your work and cut the yarn, leaving a tail to weave in with the tapestry needle.
  4. Weave in all ends using the tapestry needle.

2. Striped Lap Blanket

A striped lap blanket adds color and interest to any room. You can choose complementary or contrasting colors for the stripes based on your personal preferences.

Materials:

– Two or more colors of yarn (medium weight works well)

– Knitting needles (size appropriate for your chosen yarn)

– Tapestry needle

– Scissors

Instructions:

  1. Start by casting on enough stitches to reach your desired width.
  2. Alternate between knitting rows in each color, working 4-6 rows before switching colors, or as desired for your stripe thickness.
  3. Continue knitting until you’ve reached the desired length of your blanket.
  4. Cast off your work and cut the yarn, leaving a tail to weave in with the tapestry needle.
  5. Weave in all ends using the tapestry needle.

3. Cable Knit Lap Blanket

A cable knit lap blanket is perfect for those looking for a more intricate and challenging knitting project. The beautiful cable patterns add an elegant touch, making it an ideal gift or addition to your home.

Materials:

– Yarn of your choice (medium to bulky weight works well)

– Knitting needles (appropriate size for your chosen yarn)

– Cable needle or stitch holder

– Tapestry needle

– Scissors

Instructions:

  1. Choose a cable pattern and cast on enough stitches to fit the desired width of your blanket.
  2. Follow the cable pattern instructions, making sure to use the cable needle or stitch holder when required.
  3. Continue knitting the pattern until you’ve reached the desired length of your blanket.
  4. Cast off your work and cut the yarn, leaving a tail to weave in with the tapestry needle.
  5. Weave in all ends using the tapestry needle.

Conclusion:

These three ways to knit a lap blanket offer options for different skill levels and tastes. Each method produces a warm and personalized accessory that you can be proud of creating. Happy knitting!

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