How to Knit the 'Daisy' Baby Blanket

Daisy is a perfect example of a project not needing to be complicated to be interesting and modern. Using a simple simple one row repeat, Daisy is a beautifully soft garter stitch blanket, with little columns of purl stitches adding a tiny bit of texture just to make her stand out from the crowd.

00:00 About this Design
00:53 Cast on & Pattern Multiple
01:30 Repeat Row
03:30 Repeat Row Recap
05:19 Cast Off
09:57 Final Bits & Bobs

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[SnufflebeanYarn]

VIDEO CORRECTION: Cast on should be 133, not 131. The pattern multiple explanation is correct but I made a mistake when stating the number of stitches for the blanket I made. Sorry for any confusion 🙈

[caregiverentrepreurreimagined]

Yay! Another blanket pattern! I just am about done with a blanket using your Casper pattern and am excited to choose another pattern for my next project for a friend. 🥰 Love your tutorials and patterns! Super easy to understand! 🙌

[maryharrison]

Your blankets have great texture and are so simple to make. Thank you.

[carlascrochetcrafts]

Hi Laurelin, your blanket is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your tutorial 😊

[JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

Love it! Your videos have been helping me to get back to knitting. Thank you! ♥️

[doreenyau]

What a wonderful pattern I can't wait to make a blanket thank you ❤

[Sonical]

Thank you for another beautiful pattern ❤😊

[simonettamazza]

I have knitted the The Henry Baby Blanket as a present for a baby boy.
Now I’m looking for another one of your patterns for a baby girl . I would like to knit it in cotton ( Iride by Manifattura Sesia) with needle number 3 .
I like Daisy blanket . Do you think it will be nice with this kind of yarn? It could be double face?
Thanks!❤

[peggytraeg]

The simplicity of your patterns make such beautiful blankets.

[dbsummersun]

Thank you! This is great for what I call “mindless” knitting. 😊 You give me so many great ideas I’ll never be able to knit them all! 🥰

[paulamckay]

Do you have to slip the last stitch purl

[dccd]

Thanks for the casting off tip! I was wondering about that. Also, I made a 20 stitch swatch last night and tried your last stitch method (I usually knit the back), and I ended up with an extra stitch which apparently had been a several rows later when I noticed 😂

[rebel]

Do I purl the last stitch when starting the next row and then continue with the row. I am a little confused

[lyndadennin]

Another one for my "to do" !ist! I have al.let all of them so far and I love them all 💕💕
Thank You so much!

[lizbailey]

Can you not get a written copy of pattern without putting in your credit card details?

[MsSaharrr]

HI Laurelin, your tutorials and clarity in which you teach patterns and projects are amazing and very high quality! I was wondering whether you would ever consider making a tutorial for sweaters/jumpers tutorials in the future? Thank you for sharing these patterns, they've been very very helpful for me as a visual learner!

[frans]

All your blanket patterns are absolutely delightful. Thank you for another masterpiece ❣️🌹

[luvsknitting]

Thanks for sharing a lovely pattern. I discovered a problem with the cast on of 131 sts. 131 sts. is not a multiple if 6 +1 like the original pattern says. 6x21=126+1=127, & 6x22=132+1=133. So, I had to cast on 133 sts.