Learn to Knit a Log Cabin Blanket
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Uploaded on Feb 10, 2012
Get your free pattern and follow along:
http://verypink.com/2012/02/15/log-ca...
Questions about modifying this pattern? Visit my Log Cabin FAQ page:
http://verypink.com/2012/06/10/log-ca...
Part 1: Introduction -
http://youtu.be/IeAFAuqTkl4
Part 2: Center Square and Strip 1 -
http://youtu.be/IeAFAuqTkl4?t=3m36s
Part 3: Working Strip 2 -
http://youtu.be/IeAFAuqTkl4?t=12m13s
Part 4: Steaming finished blocks, deciding on placement, working borders -
http://youtu.be/IeAFAuqTkl4?t=16m38s
Part 5: Weaving in ends -
http://youtu.be/IeAFAuqTkl4?t=23m30s
Part 6: Seaming -
http://youtu.be/IeAFAuqTkl4?t=26m55s
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Uploader Comments (VeryPink Knits)
toniburgett89 5 days ago
Could I use a larger gauge needle for this like a 9 or 10
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VeryPink Knits 5 days ago
As long as you are happy with the fabric you are creating, you can knit this in any gauge you like. Keep in mind that changing the gauge will change the size of the finished blanket and the yarn amounts you need, from what I have printed in the pattern.
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glennis taylor 1 week ago
i know i must be a pain but i get confused easy as i have M.S could you please tell me how many stitches i cast on please am going to try it
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VeryPink Knits 1 week ago
Everything you need to knit this blanket is in the free pattern. Just click the link just below the video to get your copy. The pattern spells out everything, including the initial cast-on number. 
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Louise Haley 1 week ago
I am fairly experienced HOWEVER I simply cannot get my squares square. The piece bumps up from the center. I thought my ridge numbers might be off so I ripped out and started over Same thing. Then I used one size larger needle for the BO and pick up and knit edges. It stayed square for about a round, then popped up in the center again. Looks like a baby's hat. What is my problem?? This should be a no-brainer for me. HELP!
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VeryPink Knits 1 week ago
Without seeing your knitting, it's difficult for me to say what might be going on. Rectangular squares are one thing (and would have to do with your row/stitch gauge being different), but garter stitch should lie flat, without any bumps. I suggest your take your knitting to your local yarn shop, and let someone there take a look at it first hand and give you advice. Good luck!
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VeryPink Knits 3 months ago
A good, inexpensive, widely-available choice if you're looking for a wool blend is Lion Brand Wool Ease. They yarn is really nice to work with, washes well, and blocks out nearly as well as 100% wool. If you live in the US, you can probably buy it at your local craft/fabric stores, or online.
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VeryPink Knits 3 months ago
If you're looking for the "yarn goldmine", go to Knit Picks online, or Webs Yarn Store. (Sorry, YouTube won't let me give you links here.) Not sure if they carry the yarn I mentioned, but they both carry something else that you'll like.
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mimi52mel 9 hours ago
Adorei suas explicações, obrigada! ...Agora irei iniciar meu log cabin.
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toniburgett89 5 days ago
Thanks so much can't wait to see the finished product:)
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kathy512 1 week ago
Very clear and worthwhile video. You taught me things I didn't know I didn't know. Thanks, Kathy.
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VeryPink Knits 2 weeks ago
Yes - those are called interchangeable needle sets, and I use both interchangeable and "fixed" circular needles. For my opinion on some different brands, you can visit the FAQ page on my website. Hope that helps!
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