I originally got this for a baby sweater, then saw that too many compatriots were doing that, so I dug around for blanket patterns. Not many blanket patterns are in sock weight, especially with just 400 yards.
Since the last Citron was such fun and well-received, I decided that if I doubled the half-circle into a full-circle, and knitted in the round, this would be an all-knitted and easy-peasy blanket, and I'd just stop when I ran out of yarn.
Which is exactly what I did, after just 3 repeats! Actually I ran out of yarn to cast off, so then I used the remaining loops to do a crochet bind-off; since it was on the ruffly part with lots of stitches anyway, it didn't end up too tight (definitely NOT recommended for a regular shawl).
I wrote down the final dimensions but the house is still a mess after moving in. I hope this expectant mama picture gives a good sense of scale.
Welcome to the world Aurelia!
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It's almost like Bang! Baby shower! and Bang! Baby! Great blankie.
Lovely blanket, beautiful baby, fun afternoon.
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Beautiful baby, congratulations! Interesting blog. I enjoyed looking through you last travel photos. Gorgeous place. Wishing a happy Autumn!
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What a wonderful concept, a round baby blanket! I love it. I'm going to make one for my great-grandbaby that's on the way. Thanks for a wonderful idea.
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Such a wonderful design and more than that such a cute baby
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