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Monday 12 October 2009
Loving Hands Preemie Ripple Blanket Charity Pattern
Materials: 5.00mm crochet hook, 60g of double knitting yarn in 1 or more colours
Measurements: 18” x 14” approx.
Chain 54 + (2 for turning)
Row 1 - 1 dc into 3rd chain from hook
1 dc into each of next 4 chs
dc2tog
dc2tog
1 dc into each of next 4 chs
*2dc into next ch
2 dc into next ch
1dc into each of next 4 chs
dc2tog
dc2tog
1 dc into each of next 4 chs*
Repeat between ** ending last rep with 2 dc into last ch, turn.
Row 2 - ch3, 1 dc into same stitch,
1dc into each of next 4 chs
dc2tog
dc2tog
1 dc into each of next 4 chs
*2dc into next ch
2 dc into next ch
1dc into each of next 4 chs
dc2tog
dc2tog
1 dc into each of next 4 chs*
Repeat between ** ending last rep with 2 dc into the top chain of the chain-3 from previous row.
Repeat these 2 rows until 22 rows completed. Sew all ends neatly in.
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The Sunroom © 2009 - designed and produced for Loving Hands Charity Knitters Group
You may freely use this pattern and distribute amongst other charity knitters. To reproduce in anyway please credit both the author & Loving Hands
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3 comments:
Very cute. Have lots of yarn left from my last ripple. I should make a bunch of Premmies to donate. Thanks so much for the great idea.
Garden Bell,
That would be fantastic what a great way to use up left over yarn and bring comfort to preemies and parents alike :-)
Here's hoping that lot's of 'special' blankets are being made.
Thank you so much for the pattern...the local neonatal ICU unit takes donations of preemie blankets, and I'm always looking for new patterns!
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