Unwind, relax and be creative with crochet and knit
To knit an adorable baby blanket that looks great all you need is to know are some basic knitting stitches. Knit baby blankets are also a great way to practice before you take on a large blanket. Sea Star Knitted Baby Blanket is just such perfect knit blanket.
The design for this knitted scarf is chic and timeless. Made with the classic stitches, it has clean lines. It’s designed wide so it can be styled as a scarf, wrap or shawl, even as a headdress. The silky fabric of the scarf lets it be thin and light enough to be tied in a knot, draped around your shoulders or thrown over a jacket.
Knitted baby blankets are so much fun! They are cute and small, they are quicker to make and they take way less yarn then large, full-sized blankets. Knit baby blankets are also a great way to test out an idea for a bigger blanket without going into time and money expense of a large project. And, of course, knitted blankies are so fun to give to friends and family with little ones.
Del Mar Braided Knitted Blanket is a chic and timeless design that uses basic stitches with a braided detail. Made with a soft and cuddly yarn, this knit throw is as relaxing to make as it is to enjoy.
Sandy Shores Knitted Blanket design is chic and timeless, clean lines and easy to work with any style you have in your home. It is relaxing to knit, just working on the row after row without having check the counts and stitches all the time.
Despite their fundamental differences, both crochet and knitting offer the convenience of a craft that is portable, requires a minimum amount of tools that you have to own, is relatively inexpensive to get into, can be taken on a go, is not noisy or smelly, or needing electricity to work and deals with yarn as a medium, something that is a huge advantage right there!
