UPDATE: This Knit-Along is now finished. Click here to get all the patterns for this blanket for free.
I hope you enjoyed my last knit-along posts. I’ve done three blanket squares so far and today I’m sharing the fourth.
If you haven’t seen them yet, jump over to my other knit-along blanket block posts. So far I’ve done a heart, a cat, and a Bamboo Stitch blanket square. In the heart video I went over in more detail about the blanket generally, yarn, needles, and the techniques that will be used.
This week we’re doing a different style of pattern. It’s this two tone tweed stitch rectangle. The stitch pattern I based this square off called the stitch diamond tweed, but the lighter parts to me look like little rabbits, so I’ve called this square the little rabbit stitch square.
As you can see in this diagram of the finished blanket, the top row is made of squares which feature the darkest brown colour, which I’ve called colour 5. The square we’re working on today is going to be the rightmost square on the top row. You’ll be using colour five as colour A and colour 3, the middle shade, as your contrast colour, or colour B.
Get the pattern
Download the pattern for this Bamboo Stitch square here: Knit-Along Little Rabbits Stitch Square
Thanks so much for reading and following along with this project! I’ll be trying to post videos and patterns for this knit-along project as close to weekly as I can. If you don’t want to miss a new rectangle to knit, remember to subscribe to my YouTube channel and tap the bell icon so you get notified when a new video is up. You can also add me as a friend on Ravelry.
