What you need to know
Designed by Amy Bahrt, this counting turtles baby blanket builds your confidence with charts, one shell at a time.
This counting turtles baby blanket is a slow-and-steady knit with plenty of personality. Worked in cosy stocking with garter stitch borders, each block introduces a new turtle motif to keep your stitches from feeling turtle-y repetitive. With playful colour changes, simple shaping, and charted shells that add just the right texture, it’s a pattern that keeps your needles happily clicking along.
Sizing
73cm wide x 91.5cm long (29in wide x 36in long)
What you need
Cascade Yarns® Noble Cotton 100% Mercerized Long Staple Cotton 100g (3.5oz) / 220yds (200m): A – 3 skeins of colour #27 (Parrot Green); B – 1 skein of colour #26 (Garden Green); C – 2 skeins of colour #42 (Turquoise); D – 2 skeins of colour #03 (Orange); E – 2 skeins of colour #30 (Yellow)
Knitting needles: 3.75mm (32in) circular knitting needles, 3.75mm double pointed
Embroidery needle
Black thread
White four-holed buttons, assorted sizes
Meet the designer
Cascade Yarns is a trusted, family-run yarn brand known for its wide range of high-quality fibres at accessible prices. From everyday basics to luxurious natural blends, Cascade offers dependable, beautifully spun yarns loved by makers of all levels. With a focus on colour, value and versatility, it’s a favourite for knitters and crocheters worldwide. If you enjoyed this blanket pattern, make the
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Techniques: Garter , knit, Purl, Stocking Stitch