Blanket in Blue

I recently finished this blanket.  It was knit using the pattern Blue Blanket by LondonLeo (found on Ravelry).  The yarn is Cascade Yarns ® 220 Superwash® Sport in colorway smoke blue.  After blocking it measures !32 in X 44 in.  I'm not sure who it will be gifted to at this time.

 These last two photos are while the blocking was being done.

Lacey Knit Chuppah

This blanket was knit at the request of a friend for her upcoming Jewish wedding in November.  She wanted it to actually use it as a chuppah.  It blocked out to approx 54 in square.  The pattern (modified to knit as a whole piece rather than in four segments) is Lacey Knit Chuppah by Bubbie Knit.  The yarn is Cascade Yarns Pacific in white. The first two photos are after blocking.  The last two are during blocking.

ABC Baby Blanket

I recently finished this baby blanket.  Most of it was knit while I was traveling on vacation (knit while my husband drove).  It is just over 36 in square after blocking.  It was knit using the pattern

ABC Baby Blanket by Jenny William.  The yarn is Rowan Pure Wool Superwash Worsted in the discontinued colorway 113 Pretty Pink.  

 

Honeycomb Baby Blanket

Recently finished knitting this baby blanket for a cousin baby (expected this fall).  The finished blocked blanket measures 35 in square.  The pattern is Honeycomb by Nikki Van De Ca.  The yarn is Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash Merino in colorway #63 (pale lilac).  The first photo is while the blocking was being done and the yarn was still wet.

 This and the next one show the blanket after blocking was completed.

 

Elven Pixie Blanket

I knit this blanket with no one in mind.  It will be held in reserve for use as a gift for either a baby or an adult lap blanket.  It was knit using the pattern Elven Pixie Baby Blanket by Tall Gal Knit.  The yarn is Loops & Threads Snuggly Wuggly in colorway "candy pink." It measures 37 in X 40 in. 

Premie Baby Blanket

I knit this baby blanket, 25 in square, using a basic diagonal pattern increasing until I had used up 1 skein of the two skeins I had of Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino then began the decrease.  I then picked up stitches around each side and knit a simple border in the round to increase the total size of the blanket using two other yarns (leftovers in my stash from other projects-- Artyarns Ensemble Glitter Light and Filatura Di Crosa Zarina.  I gave the blanket to a little girl who is the granddaughter of a nurse anesthetist I used to work with at Little Rock Surgery Center.