Swirl Baby Blanket Part 3 of 3
Published June 19, 2010 | 
An unusual, cute round baby blanket with a pinwheel design that can be knitted on any flatbed knitting machine with no ribber required. The blanket is trimmed with the “worm” edging. By Diana Sullivan. For more information, go to http://diananatters.blogspot.com
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videos on trims – …
videos on trims – great idea! I’ll add it to my idea list.
I was researching …
I was researching trims last night and I did see several different ways to do the pie crust trim, which was different than this trim.
I would love to see you do a trim video. The websites I came across were not very well written and videos can REALLY help!!
I’m working on my …
I’m working on my one right now and using a Brother 4.5 standard machine. I have a similar yarn from Bernat. I tried at first to go with 120Needles, but found this yarn to be too thick for standard size machine. I started again, using Every Other Needle and 60 stitches. It’s coming out about the same dimensions as Diana’s blanket and is much quicker than doubling up to 120 stitches per triangle. Tension 7 is about perfect, but I find it needs more weights than Diana used.
It’s done on a …
It’s done on a bulky machine (9 mm). If you go to a standard machine, use about twice as many stitches & rows.
Thank you Diana!!! …
Thank you Diana!!! I have read the instructions for this technique several times and just did not “get it” I can’t tell you how much I appreciate these wonderful videos.
Bravo!!!!
Deborah
I love this blanket …
I love this blanket, it was so easy to put together.
Wow, I finally …
Wow, I finally understand the worm stitch! Can’t wait to try this blanket! Was wondering if I use a bulky machine would I just reduce the number of stitches? Thank you Diana you are a blessing!
Terry
All of your videos …
All of your videos have been very helpful and informative. I made a circle rainbow afghan in crochet when I was a teen, and I will make this one. Lovely job.
Thank you so much …
Thank you so much for showing this interesting project. After MK for many years, I thought I “knew it all” but this was completely new to me and I can’t wait to make the blanket.You explained it all beautifully in such a pleasant voice. Again my thanks for sharing your time and talent.
That is so …
That is so prettyful! I can’t wait to try this out. Thanx for the upload