🧶 Knit Purl Afghan KAL: 44 stitches 60 rows Patterns

Create your own afghan or blanket using simple 30 knitted blocks that can be easily mixed and matched!

Are you looking for an exciting knitting project that you can work on during the summer months? Look no further than creating your own afghan or blanket using simple 30 knitted blocks that can be easily mixed and matched!

What's great about these patterns is that they use only knit and purl stitches in various combinations, making them accessible to knitters of all skill levels. Each block is worked with 44 stitches and 60 rows, ensuring that all blocks will have the same finished size when worked with the same yarn weight.
These patterns do not include garter stitch borders, which gives you the flexibility to add borders in garter stitch or any other stitch of your choice. Additionally, by adding these edges, you can easily customize the size of project to your liking.
30 patterns are available free of charge until the end of the year, so don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to flex your knitting skills and create something truly special.
So why wait? Start knitting today and see what amazing creations you can come up with!
The block patterns use only combinations of knit and purl stitches, making them accessible to knitters of all skill levels. Each block is worked in 44 stitches and 60 rows, which means that all blocks will finish to the same size when worked in the same yarn weight.
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  1. Anonymous7/02/2023

    If knit in worsted wt. yarn one number 8 needle, what size should they be? I need 12" squares and if these come close, I came add a boarder to make them the right size.

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    1. If you use worsted weight yarn, such as Caron One Pound yarn, and work it in 46-48 stitches, you should be able to achieve the desired length of approximately 12 inches.
      To ensure success, it is best to knit a gauge swatch before starting your project.

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