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Baby loves to cuddle this knit afghan in Red Heart Baby TLC.
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Free Easy Knit Afghans/Blankets Pattern for Baby

A combination of stitch patterns keeps you interested as you work on this blissful blanket. This tiny knit afghan is made divine using a gentle shade of Red Heart Baby TLC for warmth and softness. Measuring a convenient 37” x 42”, it's perfectly sized for the nursery or carriage.

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    Having trouble understanding the pattern heavenly baby blanket

    Libby l1

    I'm having trouble understanding what to do on the plume panel on rows 5-8. The instructions are clear for the cable panel, but I'm not sure what to do on the plume panel. What am I missing? Thanks in advance.

    Pamela H1

    2nd row and alternate rows say purl until last 6sts then repeat (P.1,K.1) 6 times but there aren’t enough sts left? Should this be repeat 3 times, or should it say purl until last 12sts?

    MrsS1

    This pattern instructs the knitter to knit 4 stitches together in row 3 of the plume panel, which is worked over 17 stitches. Is anyone else finding it impossible to do the k4tog? How do I make this work?

    mjvarney1

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