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The Ridges & Lace Baby Blanket is a simple and quick knit to make for the little one in your life. It has lots of drape, not very heavy, works up in just a few days and uses very simple stitches – this would be a great first blanket for a newer knitter to try or a palette cleanser for an advanced knitter looking for simple project.
With less than 3 skeins of yarn used, it could also be a great stash buster or an inexpensive gift to create for someone special.
The Ridges & Lace Baby Blanket is a rectangular shaped blanket, but can easily be made more square by doing more repeats of sections A-D. It can also be made wider, as the body is worked in stitch increments of 2. Please note that your yarn quantity will vary if you choose to change the size.
This pattern has been tested. Some testers chose to do another repeat of sections A-D and they did not require another ball of yarn. Instead, they used up what yarn they had remaining.
This pattern was inspired by the Eyelet Lace Dishcloth that I designed during my “Learn to Knit” series. Click here to check out that pattern.
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Measures:
40″ x 29″ / 101 cm x 73 cm
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Gauge in Stockinette Stitch:
20 sts x 24 rows in Stockinette Stitch = 4″ or 10 cm.
Materials Needed:
- Paintbox Simply DK 100% Acrylic (100g / 3.5 oz; 276 m / 302 yd) – 714m / 780 yd in color #135
- Size US 7 / 4.5mm 30″ circular knitting needles
- 6 Stitch Markers
- Tapestry Needle

Stitches & Terms Used
(Pattern is written in US terms):
K: Knit
P: Purl
SM: Stitch Marker
K2tog: Knit 2 together
Yo: Yarn over
PM: Place Marker
RS: Right Side
WS: Wrong Side
Garter Stitch: Knitting each stitch on each side
If you prefer a printable pdf of the Ridges & Lace Baby Blanket that includes a chart, a checklist to help keep track of your rows and printable gift tags for gifting your blanket, you can purchase through Ravelry (or add to your favorites or que) or you can purchase directly through me and save 10%!
Directions for Ridges & Lace Baby Blanket:
Cast on 160 using German Twist or preferred stretchy Cast on Method
Bottom Panel:
Work 20 rows in Garter stitch
Bottom Framing:
1 (RS): k12, pm, k136, pm, k12
2 (WS): k12, p to m, k12
3: K across
4 – 5: Rep rows 2-3 once more
6: As row 2
Garter Ridge:
1 (RS): K across
2 (WS): K12, p5, pm, k2, pm, k122, pm, k2, pm, p5, k12
A: Stockinette Panel
1 (RS): K across
2 (WS): K12, p5, k2, p122, k2, p5, k12
3-8: Rep rows 1-2 three times
B: Garter Ridge
1 (RS): K across
2 (WS): K12, p5, k2, k122, k2, p5, k12
C: Lace Panel
1 (RS): K across
2 (WS): K12, p5, k2, p122, k2, p5, k12
3: K20, (yo, k2tog) to last st before m, k20
4: As row 2
5: K across
6: As row 2
7: K21, (yo, k2tog) to 2nd st before m, k21
8: As row 2
9: K across
10: As row 2
11: As row 3
12: As row 2
D: Garter Ridge
1 (RS): K across
2 (WS): K12, p5, k2, k122, k2, p5, k12
Repeat sections A-D four more times or until desired length.
Repeat sections A – B once more
Top Framing:
1 (RS): K17, remove m, k2, remove m, k122, remove m, k2, remove m, k17
2 (WS): K12, p to m, k12
3: K across
4-5: Rep rows 2 & 3
6: As row 2
Top Panel:
Work garter st for 20 rows, removing markers as you come to them.
Bind off loosely, knit wise

Weave in your ends, block, enjoy and tag me on your makes @handmadebystacyj or #handmadebystacyj – I’d love to see them!
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