HAND KNIT A CHUNKY BLANKET. GARTER STITCH

[@kareneggers6271]

I love your videos and yarn

[@normaperry9649]

I really liked your tutorial. It was very easy to follow and I loved the tip on connecting the colors!

[@BeCozi]

Thank you, glad you like it!

[@jerickatbaez]

Awesome!I love the way you do your tutorial.I have learned so much thank you so much.❤

[@BeCozi]

Thank you! Happy knitting!

[@goodgriefyou]

Just finished my throw! I love this stitch, it’s definitely my favorite, it’s so much prettier than regular knit stitch. Thank you for the awesome easy to follow tutorial. AllisonLP.

[@BeCozi]

You are very welcome!

[@ritaholston6793]

Another great video and easy to follow instructions. Love the method that you used to join the yarn when switching yarn colors or adding another skein. W-O-W!

[@BeCozi]

Thank you Rita!

[@bettylouneace8956]

Great instructional video!!! I want to try this with my granddaughter!!!

[@BeCozi]

Thank you!

[@caroltrimble2738]

Love it

[@MuffinstoMangos]

How to care for this? I had to use Yarn Bee chunky yarn at this time for my elderly Mother. If someone got sick an used this blanket how to clean it? Prob in a hot dryer for like 5 min or 10 min will kill viruses an bacteria. But if something spilt on it...I assume gentle cycle washer with tiny amt of soap? an gentle dryer? I stitched tight because my Mom does not like holes for toes to stick into!. Thankyou for this pattern!

[@BeCozi]

Chunky chenille yarn can be washed in cold water on quick cycle, dried in a dryer on low/medium heat

[@tracyreese5692]

Love love love this! I do have a question. You said you stitch one row and then pearl the other row? Is it pearl? I am sorry but I didn't quite understand the name of the next row. I know to alternate but was curious to qhat you called it. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@BeCozi]

Knit one row, purl another.

[@user-bh2tf5on6g]

Can you please send me the exact link to get the jumbo skein of yarn I like both of them. And I love your videos

[@BeCozi]

becozi.net/collections/chunky-chenille-yarn/products/jumbo-chenille

[@jacquiemoore941]

Learning so much from you videos and I have actually made blankets using several of the new stitches (to me). With this stitch, can we use regular chunky chenille yarn? I think you said we could. Also, could you do a tutorial how to incorporate a border as you stitch or how to add one after project is completed. Looking forward to more learning and creating.

[@BeCozi]

Thank yi, glad you like the video! Yes, you can make it with Chunky chenille yarn. Here is a video showing how to add a border: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3iqXoqnbshna5o

[@debmorgan279]

0:44 why do we not drop a stich on the ends to make a nice chain like the bottom and the top?

[@BeCozi]

I am skipping the FIRST stitch in ever row to have a chain but not in this pattern as it is alternating knit and purl stitches in each row.

[@melindakeck5529]

This is a really nice blanket. How many yards is in the yellow ball of yarn? Thank you!

[@BeCozi]

Thank you. It is an 8 oz ball

[@melindakeck5529]

@@BeCozi So you do not go by any yardage?

[@BeCozi]

@@melindakeck5529 We are going by skeins.

[@MuffinstoMangos]

I made this but left starter corner is more square than rt starter side. It's more rounded on rt. How to get square now that I already way up the blanket? sow a piece there? to make it same as other end?

[@BeCozi]

When the blanket is done, there is not much to do to change it. Sewing the corner the way you want it might be an option

[@sa90tami7]

🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@davidarriaga4010]

Hello

[@suemiller4897]

Sorry but could you clarify the number of stitches for small…on the screen it says 18 but you chained on 19. Should it be an odd number? Thanks!

[@BeCozi]

Sue, I casted on 19 stitches. The subtitles said 18, it was a mistake.

[@suemiller4897]

@@BeCozi thanks so much…I’m very new to this and just didn’t know if it needed to be an odd amount. Love your beautiful inspirations!🤗

[@BeCozi]

@@suemiller4897 Thank you Sue! Happy Knitting!

[@cynthiacason6017]

Do you have a video showing how you used to make a blanket with garter stitch but you turned the blanket over to make the purl stitch?

[@BeCozi]

When Hand knitting, the blanket is not turned to another side, it is always laying on the back side of the blanket

[@chaimamahari5644]

I love your job but the material Nonexistent 😥😥