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Bunny Baby Blanket
The skill level is intermediate due to the intarsia method of knitting the Bunny.
The intarsia method is described and illustrated on the last page of the pattern. I use intarsia for the Bunny chart as the super bulky yarn adds weight and it wouldn’t knit as nicely if yarn was stranded or the chart was done with duplicate stitch.
Instructions for the Bunny chart are in written form and in a chart.
The Super Bulky yarn I used (King Cole brand, Big Value, Super Bulky) is quite thick and makes for a relatively stiff blanket. Using this yearn, it would be good to use as a play mat. Any Super Bulky yarn will work but you may have to adjust the number of stitches cast on depending on the gauge of the yarn used.
Finished Measurement: 29 ½ inches (75 cm) x 29 ½ inches (75cm)
Should you have any question, contact me at knutsforknits@gmail.com
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