Whether you're a Disney fanatic or just love cosy and sweet things, a Disney Squishmallow is sure to become your new best friend. I launched my business after re-learning how to knit (having taken a brief 20 year hiatus) and realised there was limited tools for beginner knitters.

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Hello Shirley, You could try using 1 strand of yarn for the blanket but using the 25mm (US 50) needles – I think the knitted fabric will be very lacey and not thick enough. If you are a new knitter and want to knit a blanket, this project may seem huge, but it is really easy and knits up pretty fast. I used 12 skeins of the Yarn Art Alpine Alpaca at 150g each, totalling 1800g, so you would need half of that total amount at around 900g.If you would like to change your settings or withdraw consent at any time, the link to do so is in our privacy policy accessible from our home page. She loves how thick and squishy this stitch is…I am having trouble finding any references to this stitch when looking for patterns or info on the net. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. Like the half treble, a treble crochet is the perfect partner to a chunky ball of yarn – making it a quick and highly satisfying project.

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The kit comes with everything you need to get started including our super chunky yarn, 10mm circular knitting needles, tapestry needle, easy to follow pattern and mini video tutorials. Whether you’re making a ripple blanket, a granny square or fancier stitch pattern, it’s likely one of the building blocks of that pattern is a good old treble.Most times the extra stitches are done at the beginning and/or the end of the row and lots of times they help form the selvedge (the edge). This just means that extra stitches are needed to keep everything balanced (symmetrical) but the extra stitches are not part of the actual stitch pattern. It should not be confused with double knitting, which is a technique often associated with color work. Starting Puff Stitch = YO hook, insert into stitch, draw up a loop, YO hook, insert into same stitch, draw up a loop.