Coziest Cables Blankie

There is always so much joy when a new child enters the family. Welcome your newest addition home by learning how to knit a blanket designed with baby in mind. The Coziest Cables Blankie features thick cables lining the front for a unique look you won't find anywhere else. If you don't have a baby to knit for at the moment, you can still cast on this beautiful knitted blankets. After all, everyone can appreciate the cuddly goodness of a warm and toasty blanket- especially when it's as cozy as this one!

Intermediate

Knitting Needle Size11 or 8 mm

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

Gauge1 stitches, 2 rows, 3 inches. stockinette stitch

Materials:

Bernat® Baby Blanket™ (3.5 oz/100 g; 85 yds/78 m) Baby Denim (03115) - 8 balls
Size U.S. 11 (8 mm) circular knitting needle 36" [90 cm] long or size needed to obtain gauge
Cable needle

GAUGE: 8 sts and 13 rows = 4" [10 cm] in stocking stitch.

Measurements: Approx 36" x 48" [91.5 x 122 cm]

Abbreviations:
Approx = Approximately
Beg = Beginning
C10F = Slip next 5 stitches onto cable needle and leave at front of work. K5, then K5 from cable needle.
T6B = Slip next stitch onto cable needle and leave at back of work. K5, then P1 from cable needle.
T6F = Slip next 5 stitches onto cable needle and leave at front of work. P1, then K5 from cable needle.
Cont = Continue(ity)
Dec = Decrease(ing)
Inc = Increase(ing)
K = Knit
P = Purl
Pat = Pattern
Rem = Remaining
Rep = Repeat
RS = Right side
St(s) = Stitch(es)
WS = Wrong side

Cable Panel Pat
(worked over 14 sts).
1st row: (RS). K5. P4. K5.
2nd row: P5. K4. P5.
3rd to 6th rows: As 1st and 2nd rows twice more.
7th row: T6F. P2. T6B.
8th row: K1. P5. K2. P5. K1.
9th row: P1. T6F. T6B. P1.
10th row: K2. P10. K2.
11th row: P2. C10F. P2.
12th row: As 10th row.
13th row: P1. T6B. T6F. P1.
14th row: As 8th row.
15th row: T6B. P2. T6F.
16th row: As 2nd row.
17th to 28th rows: As 1st and 2nd rows 6 times more.
These 28 rows form Cable Panel Pat.

Instructions:
Cast on 70 sts. Do not join. Working back and forth in rows, proceed as follows:
Knit 5 rows (garter st), noting first row is WS, inc 8 sts evenly across last row. 78 sts.

Proceed in pat as follows:
1st row: (RS). K4. P6. (Work 1st row of Cable Panel Pat. P8) twice. Work 1st row of Cable Panel Pat. P6. K4.
2nd row: K10. (Work 2nd row of Cable Panel Pat. K8) twice. Work 2nd row of Cable Panel Pat. K10.
3rd row: K4. P6. (Work 3rd row of Cable Panel Pat. P8) twice. Work 3rd row of Cable Panel Pat. P6. K4.
4th row: K10. (Work 4th row of Cable Panel Pat. K8) twice. Work 4th row of Cable Panel Pat. K10.
Cable Panel Pat is now in position. Keeping cont of Cable Panel Pat, cont as established until work from beg measures approx 46" [117 cm], ending on 21st row of Cable Panel Pat.

Next row: (WS). Knit, dec 8 sts evenly across. 70 sts.
Knit 3 rows (garter st). Cast off knitwise (WS).

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Brenda Crafts

Feb 02, 2019

I absolutely adore chunky yarn and cables, so this a win win combination. This will work up super quick. It may be a bit pricey because it calls for 8 skeins of super chunky yarn, so how about using 3 or 4 of worsted weight held together and make it a stash buster. If you use lighter colors, the cables are sure to stand out and not get hidden in the colors. Or if you have enough of one color, that is even better.