Stained Glass Scrap Blanket
by Lane Drogato
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Stained Glass Scrap Blanket
by Lane Drogato
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A great way to use up smallish scraps of leftover yarn! This is a blanket that I made for my rescued Pomeranian mix. Thinner yarns may be doubled or tripled to meet required thickness. The pattern could be modified for a smaller or larger blanket, lap blanket or afghan. The blanket is worked back and forth. The border was worked in the round, but it may be worked flat by picking up and knitting garter st on the edges, then sewing up the corners. I also knitted in the ends as I worked so I wouldn’t go crazy finishing it!
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by Red Heart
Aran
100% Acrylic
190 yards
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100
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